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 ...

New features like GameShare and virtual game cards make the console ideal for families.

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.

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 ...

Nintendo Switch 2 requires a day one update to unlock major parts of the console's capabilities, including the ability to play Nintendo Switch 1 games. The new console is finally available right ...

Plenty of new features are coming with Switch 2, but Nintendo's Virtual Game Cards will be key to the system's success.

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 ...

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 Card. Purchased Nintendo Switch digital software, DLC, and some free software, are now virtual game cards and displayed in a list in this menu.

Nintendo said that this day-one update will be prompted for you to download when first setting up your Switch 2. Alternatively, if you try to use any function from the Switch 2's Home menu — such as ...

Transferring console data, virtual game cards, or saves between your Switch 1 and Switch 2 can be a little confusing. Here's everything you need to know during setup.