If you want to add more storage to your Nintendo Switch 2, you'll need a new microSD Express card. Here's what you should know before you buy one.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is almost here, and if you’re jumping in early to play Mario Kart World or next-gen versions of Zelda then you’re probably on the lookout for accessories like a memory ...

Here’s what Nintendo has to say about it: “Nintendo Switch 2 uses a new standard of expandable memory card called microSD Express (sold separately).

If you did not perform a System Transfer, its still possible to transfer over your screenshots and videos from the previous Nintendo Switch to the Switch 2 by using the older memory card.

PNY launched a higher-capacity microSD Express memory card, allowing Nintendo Switch 2 owners (and other gadgets that support microSD Express) to upgrade their consoles with 512GB of additional ...

Nintendo confirms that the Switch 2 handheld-console hybrid will only support higher-speed microSD Express cards, and regular microSD cards will not work.

You'll need microSD Express cards for the Nintendo Switch 2, which are as fast as an SSD - here's what they cost.

Storage expansion for the Nintendo Switch 2 is limited to the new microSD Express standard, and PNY's new microSD cards and built for the Switch 2.

PNY launches new microSD Express cards optimized for the Nintendo Switch 2 gaming console. Cards offer blazing-fast read speeds up to 890MB/s and write speeds up to 750MB/s for quick game loads.

The Nintendo Switch 2 is so popular that even MicroSD cards are selling out in both online and physical stores.

The use of Switch 2's widely-disliked Game-Key Cards has been defended by a Ubisoft developer who worked on the Nintendo port ...

First released last year to a mixed response and lackluster sales, Ubisoft boss Yves Guillemot recently blamed Star Wars ...