Starting in late April, all digital games you own or buy will become Virtual Game Cards. These will be stored in a new menu screen on your Switch or Switch 2. Nintendo says any registered user on the ...

Sharing games is incredibly annoying, at least for digital purchases: If someone has a different Nintendo Account, it means buying a new copy. But that's changing, sort of, with Virtual Game Cards.

Exploring game-sharing systems across Nintendo, Steam, Xbox, and PlayStation, highlighting features, limitations, and recent updates.

Switch players who buy their games on physical cards are used to being able to share those games with other players simply by ...

A big change is coming for how Nintendo Switch players can share digital cards, and it’s called a Virtual Game Card. What Are Virtual Game Cards? When the feature rolls out, Switch games that ...

During its Nintendo Direct event Thursday, the company revealed “Virtual Game Cards,” which will allow players to share games ...

Nintendo Direct, the company revealed a new Nintendo Virtual Game Card sharing mechanic. Learn more about Nintendo Virtual Game Cards.

Nintendo unveiled its Virtual Game Cards for the Nintendo Switch, a new way to share games coming in late April.

Nintendo has announced a new feature coming to both the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 called Virtual Game Cards that will let users to treat their digital games more like physical ones ...

If one person has a Nintendo Switch 2 system and a game compatible with GameShare, that person can invite others to ...

Microsoft just had it's homework copied by the Nintendo Switch 2 but crucially to an audience ready and willing for it ...

Update: 3/27/2025, 2:55 p.m. ET: Nintendo representatives told Crossplay that this new Virtual Game Card system will optional and that Switch owners can continue to use the current gaming sharing ...