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.

According to Bantin, though, Ubisoft chose this format for Outlaws not to save money, but because the developers had a hard ...

Nintendo's new game-key cards that have come to the Switch 2 are controversial to say the least. Confusingly, they're physical cards that are inserted into the console, but they only contain a ...

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

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.

A Nintendo survey about Switch and Switch 2 games, in particular game-key card, digital copies, and cartridges, is online.

Nintendo wants to know what consumers think about the Switch 2's divisive Game-Key cards, with surveys now being sent out in one region.

Nintendo Switch 2 Owners Asked to Provide Feedback About Game-Key Cards In July, Nintendo began sending out a survey to Japanese Switch 2 owners regarding the system's Game-Key Cards. That survey ...

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.