Nintendo has shaken up how it treats your digital game purchases. It's now calling those virtual game cards, and it hopes to make it easier for you to share your games across multiple Switch systems.

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Though it'll take a bit more effort when compared to the Xbox's dedicated streaming menu, it is possible to livestream your Switch gameplay sessions.

So, you’ve braved the pre-order sites, or maybe you’ve just gotten lucky while waiting in line—either way, you’ve got yourself a Nintendo Switch 2. Congratulations! But before you start gaming, there ...

Some Switch 1 games support upgrades that turn them into enhanced Switch 2 titles, but the cost structure is pretty confusing ...

Move your Switch 1 and Switch 2 close together so that they connect. On the Switch 1, go to System Settings > System > System ...

Okay, so being a Nintendo product, there are a couple of wrinkles here that you will want to be aware of. First up, you will usually need a Nintendo Switch Online membership to use the feature, but it ...

One of the worst things for consumers about the endless march of digital products is that life can get decidedly awkward when you buy a new version of a system you already own. If you want to keep ...

Michael has been writing about entertainment since 2016, but he's been a gamer since playing Pac-Man in the arcade, Kings Quest 3 on the PC, and the Sega Master System he got from his late father. In ...