#nintendo switch microsd card

Nintendo and Western Digital have teamed up to create trusted SanDisk microSDXC cards for use with the Nintendo Switch. The officially licensed cards will come in 64GB and 128GB varieties and will bear the Nintendo Switch and SanDisk logos. MicroSD cards are a great way to expand storage on your Switch, and choosing the right one can end up being a guessing game. With a plethora of different brands and types of microSD cards, this move by both companies makes your purchasing decision vastly simpler. Nintendo's upcoming Switch 2 console is introducing a new twist in how players can access and share digital games—one that might just bring back the spirit of borrowing and reselling physical media in the digital age. During the Switch 2 reveal event, Nintendo’s Tetsuya Sasaki confirmed to GameSpot that these key cards are not permanently tied to any single Nintendo account. In an industry where digital ownership often comes with restrictions, Nintendo’s game-key cards mark a subtle but significant shift. Nintendo is sticking to its decision on the price of the new Switch 2, even after being asked if it’s too pricey for younger gamers. Read more in our articles including "Nintendo and Western Digital announce licensed microSD cards for Switch" and "Nintendo’s New Switch 2 Game-Key Cards Can Be Shared and Resold—Here’s How They Work".