Here is what the page “Nintendo Says It Has No Plans To Ditch Physical Games Yet” contains. Nintendo is taking a different path from Sony, which plans to go all-digital by 2028. In a recent interview with YouTuber Coelho no Japão, Nintendo's VP and general manager for Latin America, Bill van Zyll, said the company remains "agnostic" about game formats for the Switch 2, offering both physical cartridges and digital downloads. "There are no plans to ditch physical," he said, noting that Nintendo weighs consumer preference heavily and knows fans still love physical media.
This stance matters because it preserves consumer choice and the used-game market, which many players value. The Switch 2, launched just over a year ago, supports both formats, and Nintendo has introduced Game-Key Cards as a lower-cost option for developers. These cards act as authentication keys, requiring a cartridge insert and a download, but they can still be resold since they aren't tied to an account. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.