Guiding to Transferring from Pokémon Go to Let's Go on Nintendo Switch

We know that Pokemon Let’s Go a reimaging of the typical Pokemon series, and it goes back to the days of Yellow, Red and Blue. It not only initiates a new way to catch Pokemon but also the ability to move your favourite pocket monsters from Pokemon Go to Let’s Go on the switch. 

However, this process is amazingly unintuitive, but don’t worry, here we discussed a few steps to take to get it to work. And in the game, you will need to have reached the desired stage where you can be able to speak to the receptionist at Fuchsia City’s Go Park which will possibly take most of the players 15-20 hours. It’s a game where the 5^th Gym Leader. Till then, you cannot bring Pokemon across from Go to the Nintendo Switch.

Steps to Connect with your Pokemon GO Account

On the Nintendo Switch:

1. Initially, ensure that Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are enabled.
2. When you are playing Let’s Go, click the X key to pause the game.
3. Then, click the Y key to open the Options
4. Now, choose “Open Pokemon Go Settings.”
5. Next, you will be asked for if you want to pair the game with a Pokemon Go account. Then, click on the Yes tab.
6. Now, you might see any information related to data privacy, but once you agree for it, then the Switch will automatically search for the Pokemon Go Account.

On Your Mobile Device:

1. Firstly, you have to ensure that Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are enabled.
2. Then, click to open Pokemon Go.
3. Next, log in to your account.
4. Click on the “Poke Ball” appears at the bottom of the screen.
5. Now, click on the Settings tab placed at the top right side of the screen.
6. Then, scroll down until you see Nintendo Switch.
7. After that, click on the Nintendo Switch and then click on “Connect to Nintendo Switch” option.
8. After a few minutes, the switch will tell you that it has found a Pokemon Go account, and it will display you an account name on your screen.

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