Nintendo limits a game-sharing loophole as it introduces Virtual Game Cards
The Nintendo Switch just got a new update that adds Virtual Game Cards as a way to share digital games with other people. But the update also closes a loophole that would let you play shared games online at the same time as somebody you were sharing the game with.
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