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Nintendo took to its Nintendo Direct to announce Nintendo Switch Virtual Game Cards which is essentially an overhaul to its account system. You can purchase a digital game and load it onto your ...

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But the greater change is that Virtual Game Cards can be shared with others in your setup of up to eight family devices. This means that you will effectively loan a “licence” to a game for 14 days, ...

and an internet connection is required when loading a Virtual Game Card or moving it to another console, according to the Nintendo Direct presentation. Accounts in the same Nintendo family group ...

In late April 2025, a major update to the Nintendo eShop will roll out, transforming purchased digital games into what will be called virtual game cards, designed to emulate physical cartridges.

You can also lend out a Virtual Game Card to a family network, via local wireless with your family group system. You say who you are lending it to and then they can play it on their system.

However, Virtual Game Cards can also be lent to anyone within a Nintendo Account Family Group, which can support up to eight Nintendo Account users. Again, this initially requires the lending user ...

Nintendo says to think of it like lending a friend a physical game card, minus actually keeping ... lend to another system or lend to a family member. You can share with anyone who’s a part ...

But that’s not exactly true, given how Virtual Game Cards work with sharing between friends and family. It’s a bit like ebook lending, but where the owner of the game is the library.