Let’s break down exactly what Virtual Game Cards are and how they work for Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 consoles.Using Online Licence to share a game - Once you enable Online Licence as shown in ...

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 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.

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 ...

Virtual Game Cards will come to Nintendo Switch via a system update in late April, according to Nintendo's Shinya Takahashi during the Nintendo Direct presentation, and will be included as a ...

Nintendo's announcement of a new virtual game card feature for the Switch and (presumably) the Switch 2 didn't generate that much buzz, but it solves a problem I've had since the launch of the ...

Nintendo announced a new system called Virtual Game Cards, which should allow owners to transfer games between Switch systems and lend them to family members. The announcement came at the end of ...

Virtual Game Cards are designed to work just as flexibly as physical cartridges. As Nintendo explains in their video, players can take a Virtual Game Card from one console, and transfer it to another.

The virtual game card feature for Nintendo Switch * and Nintendo Switch 2 systems adds some of the flexibility of physical game cards to your digital game library! If you have two systems, you can ...

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 ...