Imagine sitting down for a long flight, ready to play some Nintendo Switch games, only to learn about virtual game cards ...

The Virtual Game Card makes digital games just as flexible. The company made the announcement during its Nintendo Direct event, ahead of next week’s big Nintendo Switch 2 showcase on April 2.

These will be compatible with Nintendo Switch 2 Nintendo has also confirmed that the Virtual Game Card feature will be compatible with the Switch 2. Once the Switch 2 launches, if you have digital ...

Nintendo has a very mind catching way of releasing new news in regards to any upcoming projects they are working on at that time. Just a week ago, we all watched the direct presentation patiently ...

Nintendo's new Virtual Game Card system is live now with the latest Switch update. For those looking to hide their game cards away from prying eyes, they'll have the option to do just that.

But Nintendo's Virtual Cards go a step further, with a typically Nintendo spin; you're able to share, transfer and 'loan' digital games to family and friends for up to two weeks at a time.

Using Virtual Game Cards with two Nintendo Switch consoles If you have multiple Nintendo Switch consoles, two of them can be linked to your Nintendo Account to use Virtual Game Cards.

Virtual Game Cards are not exactly replacements for the physical cartridges, but they just look like actual cartridges. If you have two or more consoles, it's now more seamless to share the game ...

Nintendo's Virtual Game Cards are weird. Photo by Jef Rouner When I picked up my pre-ordered Switch 2, I was unsure if my copy of Mario Kart World would be digital or physical one.

As Nintendo explains it, these virtual cards work a lot like physical cartridges. You can “eject” a game from one device and then load it onto another, so long as the second Switch is tied to ...