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Un fan de Pokémon perd vingt ans de progression lors d'un transfert sur Switch

Auteur : Stella Mise à jour : Oct 22,2025

Les propriétaires de Nintendo Switch 2 rapportant la perte de leurs fichiers de sauvegarde Pokémon conseillent vivement à leurs compagnons dresseurs d'utiliser Pokémon Home avant de transférer leurs données vers leurs nouvelles consoles.

Un fil de discussion Reddit détaille l'expérience déchirante d'un joueur : après avoir transféré les données de sa Switch d'origine vers la Switch 2, son fichier de sauvegarde de Pokémon Écarlate a disparu. De nombreux utilisateurs ont confirmé des problèmes similaires, y compris un membre du personnel d'IGN qui a rencontré des problèmes identiques.

L'auteur du message original, ThatOtaku26, a révélé que sa sauvegarde perdue contenait plus de 1000 heures de jeu et des Pokémon collectionnés sur vingt ans - y compris des transferts depuis des titres classiques comme Pokémon Version Vert Feuille (GBA) et Pokémon Version Diamant (Nintendo DS).

Ces sauvegardes ont une immense valeur sentimentale car elles contiennent souvent des Pokémon transmis à travers de multiples générations. Aggravant le problème, les jeux Pokémon sur Switch n'ont pas, de manière unique, le support de sauvegarde cloud via Nintendo Switch Online - cela affecte des titres comme Pokémon Légendes : Arceus, Épée/Bouclier, et Écarlate/Violet.

Pokémon Home apparaît comme la solution cruciale - le service cloud dédié de la franchise qui nécessite un abonnement pour stocker plus de 30 créatures. Les joueurs recommandent maintenant universellement de transférer les Pokémon vers Home avant toute migration vers la Switch 2.

"Tout s'est transféré parfaitement... sauf Écarlate", a expliqué ThatOtaku26. "Vingt ans de Pokémon disparus en un instant. L'écran de création de personnage m'a accueilli à la place. Ma collection entière, de la GBA à la génération actuelle - disparue sans avertissement."

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La communauté a répondu avec des histoires d'horreur partagées. "La même chose s'est produite en passant à l'OLED - j'ai pleuré", a admis Grouchy-Cress-215. Un autre joueur a perdu TOUTES ses sauvegardes, y compris Breath of the Wild et Mario Kart.

Bien que statistiquement rares, ces incidents ont convaincu la plupart des commentateurs que les sauvegardes sur Pokémon Home sont essentielles. "Tous mes Pokémon vont dans Home en PREMIER", a souligné Mexican_Chef4307. TheJannikku a renchéri : "Je ne risquerai plus jamais de transférer sans Home."

Certaines réponses manquaient de sympathie : "Ne pas utiliser Home est irresponsable", a argué IAmTheWire. "Nous savons depuis des années que c'est la seule méthode de préservation garantie."

La Switch 2 a été lancée ce mois-ci avec des ventes record - écoulant 3,5 millions d'unités en quatre jours, doublant les chiffres de lancement de la Switch originale malgré les pénuries de matériel de son prédécesseur.

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