Switch 2 is giving developers another way to distribute their games physically, but this might not necessarily rule out the end of "code-in-a-box" releases. As highlighted on social media ...

And it looks like a whole lot of physical third-party Switch 2 game releases in the US will also be Game-Key cards, based on the box art accompanying the listings. These have been controversial ...

Yes. The Nintendo Switch 2 will play both physical and digital Nintendo Switch games along with new Switch 2 titles. Certain titles may not be supported or fully compatible, according to the brand.

As pre-orders for the Switch 2 went live earlier this week, we started to learn more about many of the launch and post-launch games that will be available for Nintendo’s next big console.

No matter how powerful or sleek a new video game console is, it doesn’t matter if there are no good games to play on it. When the Switch 2 was ... at the back of the box for a key icon and ...

The Nintendo Switch 2 will feature several ... connection to download the game's files before playing. Nintendo provides a helpful indicator on the box, but get ready to squint.

The Nintendo Switch has had a lot of success in the many years since its release. The console-handheld hybrid has been on the market since 2017, and a slew of fantastic games from first- and third ...

But it won’t be great if Game-Key Cards won’t actually do away with Switch 2 physical releases that are only download codes in boxes. Ultimately, the marketplace will make their own ...

While most fans are excited by the Nintendo Switch 2, there has been some controversy regarding pricing for the new console and games. Not only is the Nintendo Switch 2 more expensive than the ...

Nintendo Switch owners with the console's latest system update have noted that it is no longer possible to play the same digital game online across two systems simultaneously. Previously ...