Can anyone here or OP help me? I have two nintendo switches for my kids and they have the UNO game. They want to play co-op 2vs2 on their individual switches but I can never get them to join the match that was created together. One creates but the other console can never join the match. Can you make a detailed video showing how two individual switches can play uno either against each other or 2vs2. Not online game play but local wireless gameplay. Please and Thank you.
I can look into making this video very soon. I'll see about borrowing an extra switch from someone. Just a quick question. Are both switches connected to the same network via a wireless router? Since you are asking about local wireless connectivity I'm trying to rule out how this game is expecting both switches to communicate. It's either through a wireless network or direct communication between both switches via bluetooth. Nintendo/Ubisoft haven't shared a lot of information about connectivity and I want my setup as close to yours as possible to make sure yours will work. Thanks.
@@entertainmentforall6609 Hey, thank you so much for your reply. I appreciate your help and consideration. Both switches are on the same wifi. The error i get after attempting to join a match one switch has created is that there is no internet connection. I can never make it past initially creating a match and trying to join it on the second switch. Can the problem be that the game was bought on one nintendo account but is being shared between both switches? I know usually you disconnect one switch from wifi so that the second switch can connect to nintendo servers and start the game. I have read others game share and still be able to play local wireless off of two seperate switches sharing same purchased game. Like mario kart for example. UNO is the first game I am attempting this on. The reason I do this is because I cannot realistically buy two of the same games for both my daughters switches. Too expensive. Once again, I appreciate the help and will try my best to answer any questions you might have to make what I am trying to do, make some sense.
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UNO on switch is nice
How do u use emotes?
I know how to play I don't know? about 2 players tho
But may be u can help :(
I Think You Need To Switch Control. For This Maybe Try That
And If That Don't Work, I Look Up
Some More Information About Nintendo Uno.
@@MalachiChannel but won't the other player see your cards?
Hey Can You Help Me. I Have Know Idea How You Play The Game Uno. I'm 38 Years Old I Don't Know How. Can You Help Me I Have It On Switch. Thank You!
I know how to play Uno's very easy
Can anyone here or OP help me? I have two nintendo switches for my kids
and they have the UNO game. They want to play co-op 2vs2 on their
individual switches but I can never get them to join the match that was
created together. One creates but the other console can never join the
match. Can you make a detailed video showing how two individual switches
can play uno either against each other or 2vs2. Not online game play
but local wireless gameplay. Please and Thank you.
I can look into making this video very soon. I'll see about borrowing an extra switch from someone. Just a quick question. Are both switches connected to the same network via a wireless router? Since you are asking about local wireless connectivity I'm trying to rule out how this game is expecting both switches to communicate. It's either through a wireless network or direct communication between both switches via bluetooth. Nintendo/Ubisoft haven't shared a lot of information about connectivity and I want my setup as close to yours as possible to make sure yours will work. Thanks.
@@entertainmentforall6609 Hey, thank you so much for your reply. I appreciate your help and consideration. Both switches are on the same wifi. The error i get after attempting to join a match one switch has created is that there is no internet connection. I can never make it past initially creating a match and trying to join it on the second switch. Can the problem be that the game was bought on one nintendo account but is being shared between both switches? I know usually you disconnect one switch from wifi so that the second switch can connect to nintendo servers and start the game. I have read others game share and still be able to play local wireless off of two seperate switches sharing same purchased game. Like mario kart for example. UNO is the first game I am attempting this on. The reason I do this is because I cannot realistically buy two of the same games for both my daughters switches. Too expensive.
Once again, I appreciate the help and will try my best to answer any questions you might have to make what I am trying to do, make some sense.