Open the SD Card slot on the left side of your 3DS and remove the SD Card that contains all your 3DS data. Insert the SD Card into the SD card slot or the SD card reader/writer or device.

We'll be updating this as we play around with the Switch 2 and SD cards. Why MicroSD Express? Unlike many devices, the Nintendo Switch 2 is mandating a MicroSD Express card for storage expansion.

The Switch 2 requires newer, faster microSD Express cards—the old SD cards you used with the original Switch won't work. Here's why, and some advice on which Express card to buy.

Unfortunately, this also means you'll need a new SD Express card for the Switch 2. If you're not familiar with this particular type of card or why it matters, let's break it down.

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