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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 38492, member: 636"]
Nintendo told fans it plans to release real cartridges for Mario and Zelda games on the Switch 2. The company spoke with Nintendo Life about its upcoming console. Regular game cartridges will contain all the data needed to play first-party Nintendo titles. Game-key cards work differently because they only serve as digital download codes without storing any actual game information. Players must download the entire game from the internet when using these cards.

The Switch 2 arrives next month amid questions about new features. Many fans prefer physical cartridges instead of digital downloads. Third-party game makers might choose game-key cards to save money on production costs. These cards look similar to normal cartridges but function more like store gift cards for digital games. Nintendo keeps traditional cartridges for games it creates directly, but games it publishes from other developers may still come as game-key cards.
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