Nintendo Switch Event: All the Games Announced

1-2-Switch (Mar. 3)

The first game that Nintendo decided to show off for the Switch had two cowboys at high noon, as the controller perfectly calculated the amount of time it took to fire. After that, we got to witness many different face-offs that focused on speed, accuracy, balance, and more physical feats.

Arms (Spring 2017)

In order to further show off the capabilities of the new controllers, the next game revealed was even more eccentric. A new, motion-controlled boxing fighting game that utilized extending arms in an arena, where your very movements are translated into devastating attacks.

Splatoon 2 (Summer 2017)

After its presence in the first reveal video from back in October, there was no surprise that Splatoon would make its way to the Nintendo Switch. But it isn't just a port, the game is getting a bona fide sequel with new features, weapons, and more.

Super Mario Odyssey (Holiday 2017)

Mario makes his first official Switch appearance in a game full of bustling cities, a gangster-looking Boswer, new attacks, and a very interesting trick with his signature hat. Super Mario Odyssey looks to be just as quirky and unique as all of Mario's 3D adventures.

Xenoblade 2

Xenoblade 2 showed off an even more beautiful world than Xenoblade Chronicles X, if that can be believed.

Fire Emblem Warriors

Koei Tecmo is back at it with yet another warriors game, only this time it isn't with Link. The heroes of Fire Emblem are set to take on the open areas and insane battles of the Warrior series.

Shin Megami Tensei Title

Atlus got some screen time with a creepy looking RPG full of mysterious beings and golden warriors. Their new title for the Nintendo Switch that's set in the Shin Megami Tensei universe.

Project Octopath Traveler

Of course, Square Enix had to show off something for the upcoming console as well. And they came prepared with Project Octopath Traveler, a classic looking JRPG that we hope comes to the west.

Skyrim

After being shown in the reveal, Skyrim is finally officially announced for the Switch and will allow players to take the experience on the go.

New Suda51 Game

Suda51 got on stage sharing his joy for the indie support on the Nintendo Switch and announced his new title with Travis from No More Heroes.

FIFA

EA got on stage and while they didn't have Mass Effect in tow, they brought FIFA along for the show and promised Switch exclusive features to take advantage of the new hardware.

Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (Apr. 28)

A complete version of the game with new characters, weapons, and other features for the Nintendo Switch to keep the mayhem on the track at a fever pitch.

Super Bomberman R (March)

Bomberman is back with classic, multiplayer, explosive mayhem for up to eight players.

Steep (TBA)

Although it was technically revealed right after the event, Ubisoft has shown off its Switch lineup and one of the big games is Steep, the recently released, open-world winter extreme sports game.

Just Dance 2017 (Mar. 3)

What's a Nintendo console without Just Dance? The Switch will join the party on launch day to help you with all that celebrating you'll need to do.

Rayman Legends Definitive Edition

Raymand Legends helped to usher in the Wii U, and now the limbless hero helps to do the same with the Nintendo Switch as players jump into the fun platformer as they bash enemies and free their friends.

Redout (Spring 2017)

Redout is a Switch exclusive racing game in the vein of WipeOut, Rollcage, and F-Zero.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (Mar. 3)

Of course, they couldn't finish the presentation without at least mentioning The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. Reggie Fils Aime himself showed off stunning, new footage that included puzzles, combat, exploration, and dangers at ever turn. oh, and there was a release date shared as well. Get ready to play at launch.