There is nothing more frustrating than attempting to play your preferred game on your Nintendo Switch.
Only to discover that you do not have the sufficient storage capacity to continue playing the game! If you want to keep playing Xenoblade or any of your other favorite games without having to worry about running out of storage space.
Make sure you have the appropriate SD card that has the maximum amount of storage space feasible. Please visit this link for more information.
How to Solve Not Enough Space to Accept Reward Xenoblade?
- You May Have Too Many Saved Files on Your Switch.
Delete some old ones or do a system transfer to free up space. This can also be caused by the game data being saved to an SD card instead of internal memory.
If you’re using a microSD card, check to make sure it’s not full and that it’s inserted into the appropriate slot in the system.
If you’re using an external hard drive, try deleting old folders from that drive and transferring new content from your PC.
It could also be due to deleted saves that are still taking up space in the console’s cache. Deleting these files will free up much needed storage for other games and apps.
- Free Up Your Inventory Space
If you are receiving this error when trying to accept rewards, it is likely that you do not have enough free space in your inventory.
You can free up space by selling items in your inventory that you no longer need or want. Here’s How:
- To sell an item in your inventory, select My Bag from the menu on the left-hand side of the screen.
- Select an item and then press Triangle (PS4) or Y (Xbox One) if you’re using a controller.
- Choose Sell Item.
- Your item will be sent to a recycling machine where it will be broken down into raw materials for use in other crafting recipes.
- Check That You Aren’t Full on Any Other Reward from The Quest.
If you are full on other rewards from this quest, go back to the previous day and clear some space. The game won’t let you accept a reward if you are full.
If that doesn’t work, or if it is not related to this quest, try restarting your system and reloading your save file.
That should fix any issues with storage for now. We hope this post has helped! For more Xenoblade-related troubleshooting tips, see our troubleshooting page.
- How Can I Increase My Inventory Storage Capacity?
The first step to fixing this error is ensuring you have enough space in your inventory. If you do not, you will need to sell some items or discard others to make room.
You can also change your settings so that more things are stored automatically.
This will work if you always want access to a specific item without having to keep it every time manually, but it will not help if you only need more storage for a limited time.