What games are coming to the Nintendo Switch in its first year? Nintendo pulled together a quick sizzle reel of all the biggest games headed to the console/portable hybrid.

Nintendo Switch Presentation 2017 - Software Line-up Video

The Nintendo NX has been revealed, and it's officially the Nintendo Switch. Fandom Games Editors Matthew and Henry dove deep into the reveal trailer to point out what many folks missed. Learn about the controllers, new games, and much more for yourself right now in our new video.

Nintendo Switch Reveal Reactions

Introducing Nintendo Switch! In addition to providing single and multiplayer thrills at home, the Nintendo Switch system also enables gamers to play the same title wherever, whenever and with whomever they choose. The mobility of a handheld is now added to the power of a home gaming system to enable unprecedented new video game play styles.

Nintendo Switch Officially Revealed

Diablo III: Eternal Collection is finally making its way to the Nintendo Switch. What can we expect with the new console? Watch this video to find out what new mechanics and content the Switch version contains!

What's New In Diablo III for Nintendo Switch?

The Nintendo Switch is the next system from the home of Mario. But what exactly is new about it? We go moment by moment in the reveal trailer and comment on the biggest reveals, some of which people missed. Check it out!

Quick Guide to 'Nintendo Switch'

'Kero Blaster' - Nintendo Switch Announcement Trailer

'Manual Samuel' - Nintendo Switch Announcement Trailer

'Yoshi' for Nintendo Switch - Official Game Trailer

What's in the box!?! Fandom's own editors Henry and Bob got their hands on a Nintendo Switch ahead of release and can't stop themselves from opening it up.See what comes packed in with the system, what the game carts look like, and more in Fandom's exclusive unboxing.

Fandom Unboxes The Nintendo Switch

President of Nintendo of America Reggie Fils-Aim guides Jimmy through Super Mario Run before debuting the Nintendo Switch game system by playing The Legend of Zelda in front of creator Shigeru Miyamoto.

Jimmy Fallon Debuts the Nintendo Switch

Five fighters are ready to punch their way to the top in Arms! Witness their signature fighting styles, moves, and quirks. This is your chance to study the ins and outs of the games sweet science! Coming to Nintendo Switch this Spring!

Arms Character Introduction - Nintendo Switch

The Nintendo Switch has two major launch games, and while The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild gets all the attention, don't overlook 1-2-Switch. Fandom's Games Team of Henry Gilbert and Bob Mackey got a chance to play the just revealed game in New York City this week and had such a great time with the off the wall game. The motion controlled title is full of silly challenges starring cowboys or samurai, and even includes a rather eyebrow-raising milking game. 1-2-Switch and the Nintendo Switch are out March 3.I'll write up proper VidReqs now for the other 3 just so you've got them.

See '1-2-Switch' The Most Bonkers Game on Nintendo Switch

Splatoon 2 comes to Nintendo Switch this summer. Grab your splat roller It's on!

Splatoon 2 - Nintendo Switch Presentation 2017 Trailer

Nintendo revealed multiple new titles, amiibo, and accessories for the Switch during April's Nintendo Direct. New footage of Sonic, Minecraft, Payday 2, and more are all included. Take a look.

Multiple New Games and Ports Revealed for Nintendo Switch

Check out 1-2 Switch and get ready to challenge your friends in this new face-to-face party game for Nintendo Switch on 3/3.

'1-2 Switch' - Nintendo Switch's Other Launch Game

Nintendo's newest console is no longer a mystery. The hardware and all its features have been revealed, but what's it actually play like. Well, Fandom editors Henry Gilbert and Bob Mackey were two of the lucky few to play the unreleased console. They have lots of thoughts on Switch's portability, design, games lineup, and its many controllers. Take a look at our thoughts direct from New York City.

Fandom Goes Hands-On With Nintendo Switch

After Nintendo and Koei Tecmo worked together on Hyrule Warriors, the two developers are teaming up again for a whole new venture. Take your first look at Fire Emblem Warriors, just announced for Nintendo Switch.

'Fire Emblem Warriors' Revealed for Nintendo Switch

One of the biggest games of 2016 is Rocket League, which is the game that combines football and cars with hilariously addictive results. The game has already successfully launched on Xbox One, PS4 and Steam, but now you'll be pleased to hear that the game is coming to Nintendo Switch too. But it's not just launching in isolation on Nintendo Switch, it'll support cross-platform multiplayer with the other consoles. However, on the website it currently states that it'll only support cross-platform multiplayer gaming with Steam and Xbox One, with no mention of PS4. However, it will also come with special features, all existing DLC and game modes and more. And it's coming Holiday 2017 so you haven't got too long to wait to discover that Rocket League is going to dominate the Switch. 

Rocket League is about to take over your Nintendo Switch

Fandom editors Henry Gilbert and Bob Mackey flew all the way to New York City to get the first hands-on with the Nintendo Switch. So how good are the first games coming to the console? Bob and Henry reflect on Arms, Splatoon 2, Super Bomberman R, Ultra Street Fighter II, and more with exclusive footage of the games.

Fandom Reacts to All the New Nintendo Switch Games

Super Mario Odyssey sees Mario leave the Mushroom Kingdom to go on a new sandbox-style journey! Coming to Nintendo Switch Holiday 2017.

'Super Mario Odyssey' Revealed for Nintendo Switch

Nintendo is pushing hard for its Nintendo Switch console to be the huge success that the Wii U wasn't. Can the console/portable hybrid pull back in the kind of casual fans who watch the Super Bowl every year? Nintendo seems to be hoping so, as the Switch has a big, expensive ad premiering at this year's big game.But if you can't get all the cool features in a single 30 seconds of TV time. That's why Nintendo released this extended version showing off all Switch's big first games, as well as all the gameplay options available. Take another look at this longer trailer for the console releasing March 3.

See Nintendo Switch's Extended Super Bowl LI Ad

'Dragon Ball FighterZ' Nintendo Switch Launch Trailer

The Nintendo Switch just rolled into its second week of existence, and now features a host of new releases on the eShop. But this collection of games carries a common theme: retro. While Blaster Master Zero looks like an old game, it's actually a reboot of the 1988 NES classic of the same name (sans Zero). The other selections all hail from the Neo-Geo console, which mostly made itself famous in the '90s for the price of its gameswhich often cost just as much as competing consoles. Anyone interested in looking into these classics will find Metal Slug 3, World Heroes Perfect, King of Fighters '98, Waku Waku 7, NAM-1975, and Shock Troopers waiting for them. For a deeper look at this week's eShop releases, Fandom editors Bob Mackey and Jack DeVries sat down to discuss which of these blasts from the past are worth your money.

Fandom Reacts to Nintendo Switch's Retro-Themed New Releases

Just announced for the Nintendo Switch, Fire Emblem Warriors is the newest Nintendo crossover with the celebrated Dynasty Warriors series. The first shot of it was shown at the Nintendo Switch reveal event, but now we've got to see a lot more in the first gameplay trailer for the game. Take a look at multiple Fire Emblem icons battling it out on the massive battlefield.But don't expect to only play the game on the Nintendo Switch in 2017. Nintendo also revealed that Fire Emblem Warriors will be released on the New 3DS and New 3DS XL (meaning it won't be compatible with older models). Take your first look at all of that in this brand new trailer.

Surprise! 'Fire Emblem Warriors' is Coming to Nintendo Switch AND New 3DS

Up Next

Stay up-to-date on all things Nintendo Switch with the News feature. When you start the system or wake it from Sleep Mode, featured articles appear on-screen, highlighting the latest updates from Nintendo. You can also find News on the HOME Menu. Its your destination for game news, trailers, behind-the-scenes info, and more. In addition, Nintendo eShop is your one-stop-shop for browsing, buying, and downloading software.

Mar 01, 2017

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