Software Version 20 Released for Switch: Introducing Virtual Game Card and GameShare Support – Updates

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Okay, so here we are, facing another one of those really long to-do lists. Not even sure why I keep making these. Anyway, Nintendo — yeah, the gaming folks — finally dropped their big April update on literally the last day. I’m talking squeezing it in at the wire, like me submitting a term paper five minutes before midnight. Classic.

So now, if you fiddle around in your Switch’s settings, you’ll stumble upon this whole new thing they promised. It’s called “Virtual Game Card” — sounds fancy, right? They mentioned it in that big March 27 chit-chat they had. The whole deal lets you share games or DLC with your family, like passing notes in class, without needing the internet. Kinda cool. Or maybe it’s just me nerding out.

And oh, you can bounce your games between two Switch systems, no sweat. Just don’t lose track of which one’s which — I mean, that could get messy real fast. There’s some kinda guide for this magical Virtual Game Cards thing, somewhere. Probably should read it… someday.

Also, for those lucky few who’ve got the Switch 2 — there’s more stuff! They’ve tossed in some GameShare features and a nifty little save transfer thingy. Imagine ferrying all your game saves like a boss. They say you can do a bunch at once now. Like a data-moving party. Who knew moving files could be so exhilarating? Or — nah, it’s mostly a “meh” moment.

So yeah, that’s today’s scoop. Or yesterday’s. Time’s a blur. Google the full notes if you’re keen. Or don’t. Whatever floats your boat.