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

Switch 2 GameShare lets console owners stream multiplayer games locally to friends without requiring everyone to own the same games.

Ahead of a rumoured Nintendo Direct, a newly spotted LinkedIn profile sparks theories of a new Fire Emblem being in development.

Virtual Game Cards are coming, and they'll work across systems and family accounts, and on both the Switch and Switch 2. Here's what we know so far. Nintendo's Allowing Digital Game Sharing: Here ...

Gamers have long turned to the secondhand market to find good deals on video games. But Nintendo is now punishing some lucky ...

Nintendo recently launched a significant update for the Switch, introducing Virtual Game Cards as a way to share digital games with others. However, to counter this, Nintendo closed a loophole ...

In advance of the Switch 2's planned June launch, Nintendo has released a system update for the original Switch that, among other things, activates the company's new Virtual Game Card system for ...

After what felt like an eternity of waiting after all the leaks and eventual official announcement back in January 2025, the ...

Nintendo Announces Game Sharing For All Switch Consoles GameShare allows multiple people on a local network to play the same game, even if only one person has a copy. By Cheri Faulkner on April 2 ...

The latest Nintendo Switch system update is out, introducing new systems like the Virtual Game Cards ahead of the launch of Switch 2. Implementing that has closed off a method for playing the same ...

The Virtual Game Card makes digital games just as flexible. The company made the announcement during its Nintendo Direct event, ahead of next week’s big Nintendo Switch 2 showcase on April 2.