Absolutely. It’s best to test the demo first. Then open Cubase projects with the demo. Works without any problems. Settings can also be copied over. See also here,
I can only confirm what others have described here several times. Nuendo can do everything Cubase can do, no difference. And if you need more than that, Nuendo delivers that too.
What else Nuendo can do is more than adequately described by Steinberg. There are also numerous video tutorials available.
On the subject of licenses, I would like to confirm that you can continue to use Nuendo and Cubase in parallel. However, once you have set up Cubase in Nuendo, this is completely superfluous.
Also important. Nuendo continues to save Cubase projects as “.cpr”.
But this makes no difference in relation to Nuendo.
But you should hurry, ends next week.