Game Key Card Archives

AppWizard

December 5, 2025

Preorders Are Now Live For The Upcoming Minecraft-Inspired Pokemon Spinoff, Pokemon Pokopia

Pokémon Pokopia is set to release on March 5, 2026, featuring an open-world environment where players can cultivate a utopia for Pokémon. Preorders are available at retailers like Amazon and Walmart, with early buyers receiving an exclusive in-game Ditto rug. The game, first revealed in September 2025, takes place in a post-human landscape and follows a Ditto on a quest to rejuvenate the land. Players can explore various territories by transforming into different Pokémon and utilize crafting mechanics. Pokémon Pokopia will be the first Nintendo-published title for the Switch 2 to use a Game Key Card format, requiring approximately 10GB of storage space. The Samsung P9 512GB microSD Express card is available on Amazon for .99. Additionally, the Switch 2 Mario Kart bundle is restocked at a price of 9.99.

AppWizard

June 3, 2025

Nintendo Switch Parental Control app gets a huge update ahead of a Switch 2 summer

Nintendo has released an updated version of its Parental Control app, available on the Play Store, featuring a redesigned interface and enhanced functionality. The app now includes comprehensive parental controls for GameChat, allowing parents to manage their children's communication and video chat interactions. Parents can also extend gaming sessions on the Switch or Switch 2 by increments of five, fifteen, or thirty minutes, or disable time limits entirely. The update introduces GameChat on the Switch 2, featuring a "C" button for initiating chats and a camera accessory for enhanced virtual interactions. Additionally, Nintendo is addressing potential emulation issues on Android devices with a planned "Game Key Card."

BetaBeacon

April 4, 2025

This is how Nintendo aims to stop Switch 2 emulation on Android

Nintendo Switch 2 will not be compatible with original Switch games at a hardware level due to different architecture. Nintendo is using a method called "Game Key Card" where users will insert the game cartridge and wait for the game to be downloaded from the cloud. This method is aimed at preventing or slowing down Switch 2 emulation.