With Switch 2, Nintendo works on virtual game cards for the ability to transfer devices

Nintendo announced on Thursday that it works on virtual gaming cards, a feature that makes the games that have been downloaded digitally more tolerated through different devices. With high waiting Nintendo Switch 2 On the horizon, these virtual game cards will make it easy for users to transfer the current switch games to their new devices.

As Switch games can be purchased either as an actual game card – such as traditional video game cartridge – or as a digital download. Although the actual game cards can be easily taken out and re -inserted into another key to run it easily, digital downloads were a little more difficult than the device to the device.

Available in late April, virtual game cards aim to make digital games work more similar to physical games. Players can easily deport games between two devices, as long as they connect locally the first time that the game is transferred.

Virtual game cards also come with functions to lend to anyone in the Nintendo Family Group group, which includes eight people, via the local Wi-Fi network. Users can lend only one game simultaneously for a specific person, and at the end of the 14 -day borrowing period, games return automatically to the lender.

Although there is no official word so far when Switch 2 appears, fans are looking for this More information About the Nintendo Direct Livestream control unit to be held on April 2.