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Little Nightmares III (Nintendo Switch 2, Physical) $29.83 + Free Shipping w/ Prime or on $35+

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OisterboyYesterday 02:41 PM
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank Oisterboy

Booo game key card. Protest this garbage.
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BlueDesk9616Yesterday 03:18 PM
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Note that before you buy this game has a demo
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Yesterday 05:01 PM
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myculitoYesterday 05:01 PM
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I feel like we're going to start seeing more of these game keys moving forward, especially with solid state memory going up in price
Yesterday 05:45 PM
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salvio007Yesterday 05:45 PM
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Quote from Oisterboy :
Booo game key card. Protest this garbage.
I agree with you 100% brother. Utter trash.
Yesterday 05:47 PM
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salvio007Yesterday 05:47 PM
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Funny how all the game key card games are going on sale lately. Nintendo knows they messed up by going cheap. They should have made those cards higher capacity. I avoid every game key game relentlessly.
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slammedisuzuYesterday 05:49 PM
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Quote from Oisterboy :
Booo game key card. Protest this garbage.

What do you mean? I am new to Switch 2, so I am genuinely curious what you are referring to.
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Yesterday 05:50 PM
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salvio007Yesterday 05:50 PM
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Quote from myculito :
I feel like we're going to start seeing more of these game keys moving forward, especially with solid state memory going up in price
Highly doubt that. They know the majority of people don't like the idea and have boycotted them. They read those Redit and FB comments, especially on their posts. They see the sales numbers on all thier products too.

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GregoryYesterday 05:54 PM
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Quote from slammedisuzu :
What do you mean? I am new to Switch 2, so I am genuinely curious what you are referring to.
People buy physical games so they don't have to download the game. Game key cards still make you download the full game AND require the cartridge to be inserted.
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slammedisuzuYesterday 05:55 PM
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Quote from Gregory :
People buy physical games so they don't have to download the game. Game key cards still make you download the full game AND require the cartridge to be inserted.
Okay, I got'cha. I noticed that on my PS5 as well. I have the game disc, but still have to download the game in full.

Thank you for the info.
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spacechildYesterday 05:58 PM
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Quote from slammedisuzu :


What do you mean? I am new to Switch 2, so I am genuinely curious what you are referring to.
Nintendo Switch key cards are basically just cartridges that don't have the game/software on them. It is basically a license and you have to download the full game from the internet. A lot of people have issues with them because they don't actually have the game on the card (could be for a number of reasons, such as the size of the game) so you have to download the full game to local storage AND have the key card in your Switch to play the game.

It also runs the risk that if the game every was delisted by Nintendo, then you potentially couldn't' even download the game (even though you have a 'cartridge').

However, one thing to point out is that the key cards as considered 'physical' so you could trade it in somewhere like GameStop (as far as I'm aware).
I'm sure there might be more, but this is what I've seen a lot of people post about related to the key cards.
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gokuvegetagohanYesterday 06:37 PM
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Game Key Card = Automatic pass
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sublimazeYesterday 08:37 PM
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Quote from slammedisuzu :


What do you mean? I am new to Switch 2, so I am genuinely curious what you are referring to.
It's basically the new "code in a box". The main difference is you can sell a "key card" once you're done playing it, as opposed to a code being permanently associated to a Nintendo account. The problem with "key card" games is you must still download the entire game to internal memory, which requires an active internet connection. So if you want to play a "key card" game while on a plane, then you better download it before boarding. Furthermore, Nintendo can cancel access to "key card" games at any time, which happens from time to time. Nintendo's license agreements with game publishing companies can (and do) expire, and those games subsequently get "de-listed" on the Nintendo eStore. Games that are entirely contained on physical cartridges will never be affected that way. Licenses may expire, but you can still play those games if they are located on a physical cartridge, rather than some server.
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BlueDesk9616Yesterday 09:41 PM
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Quote from myculito :
I feel like we're going to start seeing more of these game keys moving forward, especially with solid state memory going up in price
I agree but for more lightweight titles this could be offset by availability of new smaller cartridges. Right now Switch 2 carts are only available on 32GB and 64GB capacities. Perhaps we will see 16GB in the future. Switch 1 cartridges were offered as small as 1GB.
Last edited by BlueDesk9616 January 8, 2026 at 02:45 PM.
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rainmanx2Yesterday 11:39 PM
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Quote from BlueDesk9616 :
I agree but for more lightweight titles this could be offset by availability of new smaller cartridges. Right now Switch 2 carts are only available on 32GB and 64GB capacities. Perhaps we will see 16GB in the future. Switch 1 cartridges were offered as small as 1GB.
Switch 2 carts are only 64 gb. This is one of the reasons there are so many key cards. Seriously key cards are fine.
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PeterL7956Today 02:23 AM
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Even slickdealers aren't falling for this fame key card BS. I usually buy the cheapest option but there's really no price where I'd buy one.

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