Nintendo Switch 2 games Nintendo do not use game keys

Summary

One of the most controversial aspects of Nintendo Switch 2 is its use card.
These cards are basically just downloading codes on the cassette and are used by many third -party games.
Fortunately, however, the Nintendo first party games will not be followed by this trend.

According to Nintendo representative, there is currently no “plans” to use game keys for Nintendo Switch 2, suggesting that it is just a third party option.

Since it was revealed a few months ago, Nintendo Switch has faced 2 series of large controversy and consumer problems. The high price of games is a large One, but another criticism that has been selected against Nintendo Ponolby in the last few months is the confusing and controversial game cards.

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If you don't remember, game keys cards are basically access cards similar to codes in a box that allows you to download the game instead of being stored on the cassette itself. This is considered a massive blow to physical collectors and has generally been accepted very badly, although it seemed to be used by third -party games.

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Donkey Kong Bananza and Mario Kart World are not anomalies

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Since we only know a few Nintendo Switch 2 games that we now know, it was hard to judge whether Donkey Kong Bananza and Mario Kart World would arouse a trend for game keys or prove that Nintendo would not use them. Thank God, because it looks like it's actually the other.

Nintendo Life recently announced that she had addressed Nintendo to see if his first -party games would use game keys. In response, Nintendo UK representatives replied and confirmed that there are currently “no plans” to use this method for games developed by Nintendo.

This suggests that upcoming titles like Kirby Air Riders and any other Nintendo Switch 2 games from the first page will have the right physical release instead of sticking to the game keys. Of course, this could eventually change if the games that Nintendo do for the system eventually exceed 64 GB, but it seems unlikely to consider how good society got to smaller file size.

It is worth noting that the representative is not always correct and the plans can change, but for the time being, the game keys cards will only be a problem for the release of third parties. However, this is also not specific, because Cyberpunk 2077 has shown that this can be done – we only have to see how developers respond to the format in the future.