Nintendo's virtual game card system is a little finnicky to get started with, but once you're set up, sharing digital games between Switch consoles should be a breeze.

This update gets your Switch 1 ready for a system transfer to Switch 2, as well as GameShare and Virtual Game Cards.

Check your Nintendo Switch's latest firmware update 20.0.0, and you'll be surprised that a fresh feature ... behaves as a digital counterpart of physical game cartridges, making lending and ...

Nintendo just rolled out its new Steam Families-esque feature on Switch 1, allowing you to lend users in your Nintendo Account family group digital games for up to two weeks at a time – but not ...

As well as Virtual Game Cards, which enable the lending of digital games between ... You can see the entire list of new features arriving with Firmware 2.0.0 on Nintendo's support site.

As well as adding Virtual Game Cards and GameShare to the main menu, it introduces the ability to perform system transfers to Nintendo ... of digital games. I’ve played around with lending ...

With the Nintendo Switch 2 Direct ... one game at a time, and the lending period lasts only two weeks. Although that’s a healthy list of limitations, the feature is still more than other console ...

Ledger Live now supports Sui Network, offering direct access, clear signing, and secure token management in one place.

What's the experience on Nintendo Switch 2? What are the new features that ... announced a game-lending program for the Switch and Switch 2 that allows players to share digital games.

Virtual Game Cards are Nintendo’s way of making digital games replicate ... you can only share one game at a time, and the lending period lasts only two weeks. Although that’s a healthy list of ...