GamingNintendoGame publisher says cheaper Switch 2 cartridges are coming in since-deleted postA premature post from a game publisher might have spilled the beans about Nintendo cartridges with less storage capacity.Jackson ChenContributing reporterSat, December 20, 2025 at 7:11 PM UTCGamers who prefer physical copies of their favorite titles may be getting a major win with the Switch 2.In an unexpected announcement from retro video game publisher ININ Games, Nintendo reportedly has "two new smaller cartridge sizes" for its Switch 2 console.For ININ Games, these rumored game cartridges with smaller storage capacity allow the publisher to recalculate production costs and pursue a physical Switch 2 release of its upcoming ININ Games later deleted its posts mentioning these smaller Switch 2 cartridges and issued a correction on its website and social media pages.
However, the publisher reiterated that will be released on a physical cartridge, but that "no further technical details regarding cartridge specifications have been officially confirmed.""There has been no official announcement or confirmation from Nintendo concerning cartridge storage capacities," ININ Games said in a statement."Any references to specific storage sizes should not be interpreted as official information from Nintendo."If we're reading between the lines, ININ Games may have been early to tease a crucial detail about Switch 2 cartridges that Nintendo wasn't officially ready to reveal yet.For more context, Nintendo reportedly only offers physical game cartridges for Switch 2 with a 64GB capacity.
With less demanding games like , that much storage capacity could be unnecessary and raise production costs.Nintendo still hasn't made an announcement about these potential smaller cartridges, but we could see a lot more game publishers opting for physical copies of their upcoming games if they are indeed an option.
