
The launch of the Nintendo Switch 2 was marred with controversy when it came to how the console dealt with physical media. A lot of games, including some first-party titles, came with download codes, despite shipping with proper boxes with cartridges inside. Others skipped a physical release entirely. That might be about to change soon, as reports of a smaller capacity Game Card for the Switch 2 have started floating around.
For context, Nintendo currently offers only two solutions for physical releases: a costly 64GB Game Card that's interface-limited to only 400 MB/s, or a Game-Key Card that will take you to the Nintendo e-Store to download and install the game digitally. Neither of these are wholly ideal, so a middle ground has been desperately needed for a while.