if I were to buy a digital game, could I buy it once, or would I have to buy it multiple times so they can use those games?" asked one person interested in getting two consoles, one for personal use and another for his children. During a Q&A at a recent Nintendo World NYC store demo captured by YouTube user CrazyDopetastic (via ARS Technica), this very question was asked by one attendee. This won't be the case on the Nintendo Switch, unfortunately. Logging in at a friend's house, for instance, to download and play content you own. When that feature was revealed, everyone just assumed this also meant you'd be able to play your games across multiple systems. The immediate benefit of this is that if your console is lost or damaged, you'll be able to easily download your content onto a new Switch. Rather, your eShop purchases will be linked to your account.
It was recently revealed that the Nintendo Switch, unlike Wii U and 3DS, will not link your digital purchases to the console itself. You won't be able to share your Nintendo Switch downloadable games across multiple consoles.
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