The bit of fine print that's alerted everyone to Switch 2 edition games existing came attatched to the "Virtual Game Card" system Ninty revealed at yesterday's original Switch-focused Direct - there's more on that here. Naturally, after telling us that feature was coming, Nintendo put a webpage live that offers more info about how it works.

As part of today’s Nintendo Direct, i.e., the final Switch-era stream, there was a surprise announcement of two previously PlayStation-exclusive games getting

Right now Nintendo has Switch games on sale from $3, including AI: The Somnium Files on sale for $3. Now's the prefect time to get into this series of mind-bending detective thriller visual novels, as a third installment was just announced to be on the way! For just $3, how can you say no?

A pair of beloved PSP rhythm games, that too under PlayStation's ownership, are officially coming to the Nintendo Switch this year.

Internal communications at a U.S. retailer obtained by Insider Gaming apparently reveal that the Switch 2 will release in June – which was already rumored to be the Nintendo Switch 2 launch month – following these April pre-orders.

Right now Nintendo is offering Switch game deals from $4. In particular a bunch of great games from Square Enix are on sale, and you can get Final Fantasy VII on sale for $6. This is one of the most beloved RPGs ever released, so it's a must play and a total steal at this price.

Nintendo just unveiled a new feature that could make sharing digital Switch games easier, but potentially less useful for some players.

As spotted by BoTalksGames, Nintendo’s Japanese announcement has now been liked over 400,000 times, eclipsing January’s Switch 2 announcement, which has 385,000 likes, and likely making it the company’s most liked post to date.

Nintendo has a history of tackling problems in ways other game developers and console manufacturers wouldn't consider, and the reveal of Virtual Cards at this week's Nintendo Direct are another sign its thinking differently to other brands,

The Nintendo Switch 2 may connect to Switch 1 as a second controller or screen, linked to the C button on the right Joy-Con.

Nintendo will supposedly start taking Switch 2 preorders on April 2nd, right after the Nintendo Direct launch event.