Nintendo did the most un-Nintendo thing imaginable with Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream on Switch 2: they left it uncensored… and then immediately treated us like children by disabling sharing. No QR codes for Miis, no sending screenshots to your phone, no posting clips, none of it. Which is extra stupid when the game has a whole photo studio designed for making cute (or gigglingly grotty) shots you’re obviously meant to show your mates. So in this video I run through three ways to tell Nintendo to jump up their own bums and export your screenshots and clips anyway. Method one is the “pro” route: capture cards over HDMI, which is how you get full-quality grabs straight from the game output. Method two is the free PC option: Switch 2 has a USB “external drive” mode for the album, so you can drag-and-drop your captures—just follow the on-screen rules about the bottom USB port and being undocked. Method three is the SD card shuffle for phone/tablet users: save captures to microSD, pull the card, and copy files directly (just don’t touch system stuff, and yes, the folder structure is a pain in the ass). Also: stop taking photos of your screen. It always looks like garbage.