You’re sipping your morning coffee, opening up your laptop to start work, when you get a notification you weren’t expecting. It’s a personal note from your team with a digital birthday card, some nice ...

As well as adding Virtual Game Cards and GameShare to the main menu, it introduces the ability to perform system transfers to Nintendo Switch 2, either locally between consoles or using a cloud ...

Virtual Game Cards is the new catch-all term for anything digital you can swap from one console to the next, covering downloaded games, free software, or even pieces of DLC (additional game content).

Now, this "loophole" has been closed, due to the introduction of Nintendo's new Virtual Game Cards system which treats digital games as if they were physical cartridges. Users can still play a ...

You may need to go this route if you have a lot of games. There’s a great feature surrounding Virtual Game Cards that you may not have realized was even possible. For those of you who already ...

If you are too worried over the possibility of credit card frauds, you can explore the idea of applying for virtual credit cards. Those who are not aware, virtual credit cards are the digital ...

But the previous Nintendo Direct dug into the past, revealing a final flurry of major titles for the original Switch, along with Virtual Game Cards, an intriguing attempt to bridge old-school physical ...

From now on, digital Switch games will become Virtual Game Cards that can be swapped back and forth between consoles, and even borrowed by family members. For players with multiple Switch consoles ...

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 ...

The company is introducing Virtual Game Cards as a new way to manage digital libraries on the Switch 1 and Switch 2. Players will be able to determine which games are playable on what systems ...

In short, Virtual Game Cards are a way to share games from your digital library with anyone. They are meant to act exactly like a physical game card, meaning you can “give” it to another ...