Roblox isn't natively available on Nintendo Switch. Despite the Nintendo Switch being widely popular, Roblox Corporation decided against porting the game onto the device.

This feature will be available on Nintendo Switch starting late April via a hardware system update. Additionally, virtual game cards will also work with Nintendo Switch 2 systems at launch.

However, considering that Roblox is played by about half of all children in the United States, the Roblox Corporation really doesn't have to expand. While porting the game to the Nintendo Switch ...

With how successful Roblox has been in recent years, it would likely be a beneficial move for both Roblox Corporation and Nintendo. Roblox is not coming to the Switch - at least not as of right now.

While Roblox is not natively available on the Nintendo Switch, you can play Roblox games on it using a simple tweak that requires you to set a Primary DNS setting to Manual.

Nintendo has announced a new feature coming to both the Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 called Virtual Game Cards that will let users to treat their digital games more like physical ones ...

Nintendo's virtual game card system takes a little time to set up, but after that, sharing digital games between Switch consoles should be a breeze... at least under certain conditions.

Nintendo is updating how digital Nintendo Switch games work with what it’s calling Virtual Game Cards ahead of the impending launch of Nintendo Switch 2.

Roblox is currently only available on PC, Mobile, and Xbox One but players from other consoles have been calling out for the free-to-play game builder to make its way to their consoles.

We've now learned via GameSpot that game-key cards won't be automatically connected to a single console or to a user's Nintendo account.

Nintendo has confirmed that those sleek new Switch 2 game cards won’t always carry an actual game and will, instead, sometimes simply contain a key for a game download.

Even the “Nintendo Switch 2 Edition” of the game will work on the original Switch — you just won’t receive the upgraded version with graphical enhancements.