The Nintendo Switch 2, which launched earlier this summer, predominantly makes use of Nintendo’s new game key cards. These cards look nearly identical to traditional Switch cartridges. That being said ...

Nintendo's patents apparently reveal that Switch 2 Game Cards have lower performance compared to games running internally.

Nintendo has released a survey to ask for fan responses about the implementation of the controversial Game-Key Cards for Nintendo Switch 2.

The Switch 2 is awesome, but I hate the growing reliance on faux physical cartridges that still require massive downloads.

The 1TB Lexar Play Pro microSD Express Card is down to £209.99 at Amazon for a limited time today, shaving a massive £70 off ...

In July, Nintendo began sending out a survey to Japanese Switch 2 owners regarding the system's Game-Key Cards. That survey is now live in the West, with the company largely focusing on the ...

Fans hated the idea of game-key cards, but now that they're here, Nintendo wants to know what Switch 2 owners think about them.

As a result, it costs much less than a regular cartridge, especially for modern AAA games that require many gigabytes. For now, Nintendo games like Mario Kart World will not be Game-Key cards.

Nintendo’s most-dedicated audience hopes game-key cards—essentially a download link inside a game card—don’t become the standard going forward. See Nintendo Switch 2 at Amazon ...

This process requires a Switch MicroSD Express card, such as the 256GB SanDisk Micro SD Express Card. The Switch contains ~ 256GB of available on-board memory right out of the box - here’s how ...

If you did not perform a System Transfer, its still possible to transfer over your screenshots and videos from the previous Nintendo Switch to the Switch 2 by using the older memory card.

How to use Virtual Game Cards When you purchase a digital game from the Nintendo Switch eShop or redeem a code from a retailer, your game will be loaded on your system as a Virtual Game Card. Once ...