Nintendo Switch

The Nintendo Switch is a video game console that works as a handheld device or connects to a television. Its detachable controllers let it support both solo and local multiplayer play.

Nintendo Switch dock: A charging and connection station that links the Switch tablet to a television. It enables the console’s transition from handheld play to television output.
Nintendo: A Japanese entertainment company known for video games, consoles, and game franchises. The Switch reflects Nintendo’s long-standing focus on distinctive play experiences.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild: An open-world action-adventure game released for Nintendo Switch and Wii U in 2017. Its launch alongside the console showcased exploration across both handheld and television play.
PlayStation 4: Sony’s eighth-generation home video game console, released in 2013. It represents a television-centered console generation that preceded the Switch.
Joy-Con: Detachable controllers for the Nintendo Switch, each with buttons, motion sensing, and other input features. They attach to the tablet or work separately for multiplayer play.
Nintendo Wii U: Nintendo’s 2012 home console, featuring a controller with its own touchscreen display. Its second-screen design foreshadowed play that could move between a television and a personal screen.
Animal Crossing: New Horizons: A life-simulation game in which players develop a customizable island community. Its relaxed, ongoing play suits the Switch’s portability and personal use.
Xbox One: Microsoft’s eighth-generation home video game console, released in 2013. Its fixed home-console format contrasts with the Switch’s portable play.
Nintendo Switch Pro Controller: A full-size wireless controller designed for use with the Nintendo Switch. It offers a conventional controller layout for extended play while docked.
Nintendo 3DS: A Nintendo handheld console family known for stereoscopic 3D displays and dual screens. Its successor role made portability a central part of the Switch’s design brief.

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