Nintendo’s most-dedicated audience hopes game-key cards—essentially a download link inside a game card—don’t become the standard going forward. See Nintendo Switch 2 at Amazon ...

The Nintendo Switch 2, which launched earlier this summer, predominantly makes use of Nintendo’s new game key cards. These cards look nearly identical to traditional Switch cartridges.

New reports indicate that Nintendo consulted with third-party publishers over the controversial Switch 2 game-key cards before using them.

Switch 2 user warns about accidental ban after playing preowned game cards A Switch 2 user claims to have been banned thanks to used Switch 1 cartridges bought off Facebook Marketplace.

Nintendo has been contacting some customers with a survey link, asking questions that are primarily focused on people’s thoughts about physical versus digital games, and especially the Switch 2 ...

You might have to be extra careful who you buy your used Nintendo Switch game cards from if you don't want to get mistakenly banned. A Nintendo Switch 2 owner posted on Reddit that they got banned ...

Fans hated the idea of game-key cards, but now that they're here, Nintendo wants to know what Switch 2 owners think about them.

Nintendo is asking players about its controversial game-key cards, which some say are a poor middle ground between cartridges and digital downloads.

All Nintendo Switch 2 editions of the game show the "Game-Key Card" indicator on the bottom of the box art, rather than a full box indicating a physical edition.