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How to Delete Multiplayer Data in Splatoon 3

Find out here how your multiplayer data, such as rank and gear, is stored while playing Splatoon 3 on Nintendo Switch.

Splatoon 3 is a colourful and fun third-person shooter from Nintendo, and is only available on Nintendo Switch. This third instalment in the Splatoon game series includes online PvE and PvP modes, as well as a story-driven mode that can be played offline. Save data was easily lost in Splatoon 2 but things have had a shake-up in this newest release. Find out below how to delete multiplayer data in Splatoon 3.

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Splatoon 3 Multiplayer Data

When playing Splatoon 2, players had to be very careful with their Nintendo console, ensuring they did not misplace ir, or risk losing all of their save data. This is because save data, including all multiplayer data, was stored on the console hard drive.

If players did not transfer the data for separate storage, the data would be lost and they would have to start over. With Splatoon 3, things work differently. Now all multiplayer save data will be stored server-side, meaning it is directly connected to your Nintendo account.

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Splatoon 3 (via Nintendo)

Multiplayer data includes player level, rank, items and gear, and it will all be safely stored on the server connected to your Nintendo account. This does mean that there is basically no way of deleting this information if you wish to do so. The only way to get rid of all of this info would be to delete your Nintendo account and start afresh.

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Another tip, although unverified, would be to contact Nintendo Switch directly and speak to one of their experts who may be able to help.

So be aware that all your data while playing Splatoon 3 is perfectly safe on the Nintendo Switch servers, and if you need it removed for any reason you may actually find it difficult to do that!

Good luck and happy splatting!

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Rowan has been creating content for Touch Tap Play since 2021. When she’s not writing game guides, Rowan can be found trying out new mobile games, laughing during horror movies, or wandering in the Devon countryside with her dog. She has a love/hate relationship with Dead By Daylight, and a healthy obsession with Fortnite.