Many Canadian parents run into the same confusion when a digital game lives on the parent's account but the child is playing on their own profile.
The good news is that the Nintendo Switch makes family gaming manageable once you understand a few key ideas: the difference between physical cartridges and digital downloads, how child accounts work, what a "primary console" is, and where to set parental controls.
This step-by-step guide explains how to share games with your children on the most popular gaming platforms available in Canada. It also includes useful accessory recommendations to improve your family gaming setup.
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