A begrudging defense of Nintendo’s “Game-Key cards” for the Switch 2
People on the Internet have gotten mad about Game-Key cards, just like people on the Internet have gotten mad about many aspects of the Switch 2 launch ($70-to-$80 games, relatively few brand-new first-party launch games, a $449 base price that may end up getting raised again because of Donald Trump's disruptive and unpredictable tariff program ).
Nintendo Switch 2 Game-Key Cards are physical carts that have no game data on them at all
Following the Direct, a new form of Nintendo Switch 2 cartridge was revealed: the Game-Key Card. While the original Switch saw some physical releases launch without a cartridge in the box, they will now launch with almost-blank game cards that require the internet to use.
The Nintendo Switch 2 Direct revealed the upcoming GameShare feature, which many feel is similar to Nintendo DS Download Play. GameShare lets players enjoy multiplayer titles locally across ...
Nintendo this week announced "Game-key cards" for the Switch 2, which are described as "different" from regular game cards as they don't contain the "full game data" and are used as a "key ...
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