Nintendo Switch 2 has been met with controversy early on, after it emerged that most of the announced third-party games would ...

Nintendo revealed that game developers could sell their games as a Game-Key card. These cards look similar to the physical Switch 2 game cartridges, but don't have game data. Instead, when put into ...

As Nintendo Switch 2 games become available for pre-order, a disconcerting revelation about planned releases may upset ...

Why a particular game may use a Game-Key Card instead of a regular Nintendo Switch 2 game cartridge is unclear, but a page on the Nintendo customer support page breaks down how it will all work.

This time, we’ll get it with the Nintendo Switch 2, and best of all, it’s on a cartridge. So, you shouldn’t have to worry about downloading the game and its files taking up your storage space.

Ahh, here we go, the Nintendo Switch 2 coverage you've been waiting for: the new red cartridges still taste bad. Finally, we can all rest now. GameSpot bravely put this question to Takuhiro Dohta ...

Nintendo has kinda figured this out. I still buy my Switch games in cartridge format, not because I’m afraid of losing the Switch (and, by extension, my entire library), but because doing so ...

Nintendo Switch 2 game cartridges will be colored red and you can insert them into the console without a fuss. Also read: Gamers slam Nintendo over pricey games after Switch 2 Direct: "Maybe Game ...

Nintendo has confirmed that the game cartridges for the Switch 2 will taste disgusting. Since then, Nintendo has announced the price as well as the various technical specifications for the Switch 2.