So, while traditional physical games are still important, according to Bowser, game-key cards are simply a way of allowing ...

In a new interview, a former Ubisoft developer says, "Nintendo is going to get away with it," referencing game-key cards, due to nostalgia.

However! In a rare move that’s winning Nintendo some serious brownie points, the company confirmed it will not be using Game-Key Cards for its first-party titles. Yes, you read that right.

It’s fair to say Nintendo’s new Game-Key Cards for Switch 2 have sparked a passionate response. When Nintendo pulled back the curtain on Switch 2 last month, it confirmed that several new ...

Nintendo has dispelled concerns about first-party titles appearing on Game-Key Cards, clarifying that its internally developed games will avoid the new physical format. Furthermore, multiple ...

Game-Key Cards are a strange physical/digital hybrid for sure. Nintendo of America President Doug Bowser has clarified the company’s thinking behind introducing Game-Key Cards. IGN shared this ...

all physical releases of third-party games had Nintendo's Game-Key card disclaimer printed on them. And it looks like a whole lot of physical third-party Switch 2 game releases in the US will also ...

IGN interviewed Nintendo of America President Doug Bowser to discuss the opening of Nintendo San Francisco, which is Nintendo's first public retail store on the West Coast. We also asked Bowser about ...

"Do not underestimate the physical edition" Hardware Retro remake dev calls Switch 2 game-key cards "disheartening," says you'd hope a company as big as Nintendo "would take preservation a little ...

Bloomberg reported that Nintendo (OTC:NTDOY) has partnered with Samsung Electronics to produce a key processor chip for its ...