Nintendo's virtual game card system takes a little time to set up, ... We'll break down how to do that before explaining how to use virtual game cards across two of your own Switch consoles.

Instead, it was Nintendo's new Virtual Game Card, and it's one of Nintendo's strangest moves yet. To be fair, doing things in a quirky way that goes against all sense is Nintendo's entire brand. As ...

At first glance, the Switch 2 looks quite a bit like its predecessor. It has a nearly eight-inch screen surrounded on both ...

A virtual game card is a new feature for the Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 that will allow you to "digitally eject" and load games onto more than one system. You can also lend games to members of ...

Virtual Game Cards have been available to the original Switch family for close to a month, and Nintendo fans already had their share of complaints, but the Switch 2 is throwing these DRM issues ...

In a new video posted on the Nintendo Today app, the company showed off the carrying case, which can store the console, two Joy-Con straps, and six game cards. In this video, we also get our ...

Then there’s the new Game Key Card introduced with the Switch 2. This sort of lies in the middle of the two previous options as it comes with a cartridge but it does not come with the full game ...

Nintendo has shaken up how it treats your digital game purchases. It's now calling those virtual game cards, and it hopes to make it easier for you to share your games across multiple Switch systems.

If you own digital games from your previous Switch console, upon booting up your Nintendo Switch 2 during setup, you’ll receive a notification acknowledging the digital games as Virtual Game Cards.