This week, Nintendo had revived its account system landing page. The company added new functionality to prep for the launch of Switch this March 3. Further included is the presentation of the Nintendo Account ID. Fans need to set up their account and connect this to their systems.

Nintendo's latest console will require a separate ID apart from the account used for Wii U and 3DS. The Switch reportedly will have an online segment that will cost somewhere close to $15 and $30. Nintendo has not revealed what the online service will consist of. To pick a Nintendo Account User ID, a player must sign into the Nintendo Account site. Under the User Info section, User ID is currently included.

Selecting ID is simple. Yet, similar to any username system, no ID duplication is permitted. The record upgrades also have some separate upgrades that will prove to be convenient for the new console. Players can go to the Account Activity area to see their past eShop buys. The console will associate with Nintendo Accounts and permit owners to redownload past buys. Nintendo has made easy their online eShop buy recoup which required client support line in the past, as cited by Polygon.  

Players who are getting the Nintendo Account ID ought to first set up Nintendo ID and My Nintendo Account before they can set up the new record ID. Usernames need no less than six characters. Any insults or swearing contained in the username are not permitted. Once the desired name is set up, the name will appear on the page and will be demonstrated apparently underneath the player's picked symbol. Players who are troubled with their names can simply return and change it at a later date, as announced by Destructoid.