At present, the Switch only offers complete physical games via cartridges with up to 64GB of storage, which may be overkill for the type of retro games pushed out by indie publishers.

A post from ININ Games, which is no longer available, mentioned that Nintendo announced two new cartridges with less storage capacity.

ININ Games quickly walked back a statement saying Nintendo will offer smaller capacity cartridges for physical game releases on Switch 2. is a senior reporter covering technology, gaming, and more. He ...

TL;DR: ININ Games mistakenly revealed smaller Nintendo Switch 2 cartridge sizes, later clarifying no official announcement exists. Nintendo currently produces only costly 64GB Switch 2 cartridges, ...

This morning, publisher ININ Games said that Nintendo had recently announced new, smaller cartridge sizes for Switch 2 games, and that this would help them in porting games to the console. Hours later ...

Nintendo is reportedly introducing smaller size options for Nintendo Switch 2 physical games, which could potentially reduce the number of games that opt to release on the controversial Game Key Cards ...

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Accessory manufacturer Belkin has added a new Switch 2 case to its catalogue, and this one looks like a doozy. The Charging ...

Nintendo has put out a survey asking Switch and Switch 2 owners their thoughts on buying digital and physical versions of games, opening up the floor for the many, many people who hate the ...

The Switch 2 is awesome, but I hate the growing reliance on faux physical cartridges that still require massive downloads. I’m a PCMag reviewer and ISF-certified TV ...