If you buy something through this post, IGN may get a share of the sale. For more, read our Terms of Use. Amazon's Deal of the Day today brings big savings on lots of ...

If you buy something through this post, IGN may get a share of the sale. For more, read our Terms of Use. Amazon has another chance to save big on storage today. If ...

The SanDisk 256GB microSD Express Card for the Switch 2 is down to $60 via Amazon, which is a record-low price. This model is also available in storage sizes of 128GB and 512GB, but neither version is ...

Nintendo and Western Digital have announced that they are partnering to bring officially licensed SanDisk Nintendo Switch memory cards to gamers next month. With the limited internal storage of the ...

A memory card that works nicely with your console, but simply overpriced. Update: Nintendo and SanDisk updated their prices for the Micro SD cards and have adjusted them to 64gb for $50 and 128gb for ...

Western Digital has teamed up with Nintendo to provide official Nintendo Switch branded microSD cards for markets outside of Japan. VIEW GALLERY - 4 IMAGES The microSD cards will be manufactured by ...

This officially licensed card from SanDisk outperforms the Lexar Play Pro microSD Express Card and comes in at a similar ...

128GB of storage for just 24 bucks: That's a "gig economy" we can all applaud! (Photo: Amazon) Let’s face it: The Nintendo Switch's 32GB of storage space just isn't enough. For one thing, about 6GB of ...

Some of my go-to Switch 2 SD cards I've tested so far feature that lovely red and white Super Mario branding, but stock has ...

Let’s face it: The Nintendo Switch's 32GB of storage space just isn't enough. For one thing, about 6GB of it is taken up with the operating system; for another, today's games are getting ever more ...

Nintendo and SanDisk have announced a new team up that will see Switch-branded microSDXC cards released later this year. Those microSDXC cards serve as the main memory cards for the Switch, and though ...

It seems Nintendo is in some hot water over a Switch user installing a Sandisk microSD card into his Nintendo Switch, which then promptly melted and destroyed his portable gaming machine. Nintendo ...