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Nintendo has announced a couple of small changes they’re making in regards to sign-in options for Nintendo Accounts. Namely, they’re removing the ability to sign in to said Nintendo accounts through a linked Facebook or Twitter account. Additionally, it will no longer be possible to earn My Nintendo points through missions that require linking a Nintendo Account to a Facebook or Twitter one.

It’s unclear what the reason for these changes is, but it ultimately shouldn’t have a huge impact, as you’ll still be able to be sign in normally using your Nintendo Account information itself. You’ll also still be able to use a linked Google or Apple account to sign in as well.

We’re halfway through 2022, and Twitter has decided to share which games have received the most attention on Twitter thus far. This has become an annual tradition for the social media platform.

Here’s a look at the most tweeted about games for the first half of 2022:

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twitter most tweeted about games 2021

Twitter published a year in review report for 2021 today, which reveals some key data such as the most tweeted about video games of 2021.

Despite releasing the previous year, Animal Crossing: New Horizons cracked the top ten. We also see other games such as Apex Legends, Final Fantasy, and Minecraft on the list.

Japan tweeted the most about gaming in 2021, followed by the United States in second. E3 2021 was the most discussed gaming event.

Below is all of the relevant data straight from Twitter:

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Believe it or not, 2021 is just about halfway over. Twitter is recognizing that fact with some new data.

First up, here’s a look at the most tweeted about games in the world throughout 2021 so far:

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Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Twitter has come through with a new set of data to round up 2020. One notable piece of information is that Animal Crossing: New Horizons was the most tweeted about game of the year. Additionally, it was the ninth most followed gaming topic.

Here are some of the notable Twitter rankings pertaining to gaming in 2020:

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Animal Crossing: New Horizons

Twitter shared new data today for the first half of 2020. As part of that, we’ve learned that Animal Crossing was the most tweeted about game of the year so far.

Here’s the complete top ten:

Much like other companies, Twitter has looked back on the past year with a new set of data. The social media platform has given a look at the most talked about games of 2019 – which includes Smash Bros. – and more.

Here’s the full set of lists:

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Twitter shared a new round of data about gaming on its social media platform in 2018. We have a look at the most-tweeted about games across all countries, the most talked about gaming events of the year, and more.

Here’s the full roundup of charts:

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Twitter has provided a fresh set of data about the most-tweeted video games in the U.S. to close out the new year. Nintendo made the list with several spots, including Pokemon and Smash Bros. Unsurprisingly, Fotnite came in at #1.

The full list is as follows:

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The latest Switch firmware update, 5.0, has just been released. Among other things, it expanded the friend suggestion feature, now letting you add friends from Facebook and Twitter if you link your Nintendo Account to your account on these social media platforms. However, an exploit lets you do more than that – it lets you access your actual feeds on both platforms.

This exploit was found by user PariahMentality on Twitter and reported by GameXplain in their latest video. When going through the steps to link your Nintendo Account to your Facebook or Twitter account, you will eventually be taken to a page where you have to agree to authorize an app called “Nintendo Switch Friends” to use your Facebook or Twitter account. Instead of clicking on agree, click on the Facebook or Twitter icon on that page, and it will take you to your Facebook or Twitter feed – specifically, the mobile browser version of them. You can then use pretty much all of the features of the respective sites. This is all happening using the Switch’s internal internet browser, which is also normally unaccessible through regular means.

It’s possible that Nintendo will release a patch soon that prevents this exploit, so if you want to try it out, better do it quickly.

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