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Virtual Game Cards is the new catch-all term for anything digital you can swap from one console to the next, covering downloaded games, free software, or even pieces of DLC (additional game content).

As well as adding Virtual Game Cards and GameShare to the main menu, it introduces the ability to perform system transfers to Nintendo Switch 2, either locally between consoles or using a cloud ...

Now, this "loophole" has been closed, due to the introduction of Nintendo's new Virtual Game Cards system which treats digital games as if they were physical cartridges. Users can still play a ...

GameShare and the Virtual Game Cards are now the law of the Switch and Switch 2 land. The GameShare feature is Nintendo’s new way of letting you share a single game with other players.

The Switch 2 supports regular game cards but also game-key cards, which don't actually contain the full game data. Here's what you need to know before you pick up Mario Kart World or Metroid Prime 4.

Summary: Nintendo has confirmed that Switch 2 games that launch as game-key cards won’t be tied to your Nintendo account. This will allow for the games to be resold, shared, and rented out.

The original game and its Switch 2 upgrades will all be on the same Game Card. "Physical versions of Nintendo Switch 2 Edition games will include the original Nintendo Switch game and its upgrade ...

Nintendo revealed that game developers could sell their games as a Game-Key card. These cards look similar to the physical Switch 2 game cartridges, but don't have game data. Instead, when put ...

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Credit: Nintendo Game-key cards are new to this Nintendo generation, and separate themselves from traditional physical games in one major way: They do not contain the full game on the card itself.