How to use Pokémon Home to move your pokédex between games

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How to use Pokémon Home to move your pokédex between games

Pokémon Home is a new cloud-based storage service available as an app for Android and iOS phones and tablets, as well as the Nintendo Switch. One of its most alluring features is that it allows you to keep your pokédex handy wherever you might be - for a fee. Better yet, it allows you to form a unified pokédex, pulling in the pokémon you've caught in previous games so you can deploy them in, say, Pokémon Sword or Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! (Pokémon Go support is still in development for the Home app.)

Given that Pokémon games span so many years and various console platforms, getting all of your pokémon into Pokémon Home involves more steps the longer your journey dates back - less if you've only gotten started with the recent Pokémon titles on the Switch. Here's how to go about it.

We'll start with the more involved process of migrating from older 3DS and DS games to Home. There are several steps involved, and while they are actually simple, there are a lot of crossed wires to untangle along the way.

If you have a pokédex stored on games made for the Nintendo DS or 3DS systems, you can't jump straight to uploading on Pokémon Home. You'll first need to route your collection through Pokémon Bank, an older cloud-based service.

Your first step should be to open the eShop app and download Pokémon Bank. Depending on the game from which you're trying to transfer pocket monsters, you might also need to download Poké Transporter, which is accessible from within the Bank app on 3DS.

As for why certain games require a separate app, it likely comes down to newer games being built with the ability to interface directly with Pokémon Bank, while the others need the Poké Transporter to handle



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