There are two methods to share your games between multiple Switch 2 consoles using Virtual Game Cards. And neither one is ...

Nintendo's virtual game card system takes a little time to set up, but after that, sharing digital games between Switch consoles should be a breeze... at least under certain conditions.

To use virtual game cards, you will need to ensure that both systems are fully up to date. This means going into the System Settings, System, and System Update menus on both consoles and ensuring ...

Nintendo originally billed Virtual Game Cards as the Switch and Switch 2’s new means of managing the games, making the process of loading digital titles as simple as slotting in your physical ...

"So Virtual Game Cards are a downgrade," wrote one user. "A major downgrade," wrote another. "My wife and I played hundreds of hours of Splatoon 3 and Animal Crossing together off of a single ...

Using Virtual Game Cards, now you can easily swap digital games between multiple Switch consoles, as well as lend them to family members. System version 20.0.0 is the most consequential update to ...

Nintendo Switch firmware update 20.0.0 just went live, allowing players to share games more easily with other console owners. Virtual Game Cards is the new catch-all term for anything digital you ...

Nintendo's new Virtual Game Card system is live now with the latest Switch update. For those looking to hide their game cards away from prying eyes, they'll have the option to do just that.

Switch's ver. 20.0.0 update has arrived, adding GameShare support, Virtual Game Cards, and other new features ahead of Switch 2's launch.

However, with the deployment of these Virtual Game Cards, it's reportedly no longer possible to follow that and play online, because the Game Cards treat digital games like a single cartrige.

On Switch B, choose Virtual Game Cards from the home screen, then the user that's linked to your Nintendo Account (again, you'll need to enter a password or PIN if you have user verification on).

For more information on these Virtual Game Cards, you can find them in the Virtual Game Card menu accessible from your Nintendo Switch home menu. In the navigation menu, the third option from the ...