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The original Nintendo Switch

The original Nintendo Switch

A pink Nintendo Switch Lite

A pink Nintendo Switch Lite

The Nintendo Switch is a video game console made by Nintendo that was released in 2017. A hybrid console, the Switch can be played portably as a handheld or can be docked and played like a home console. The Switch's controllers, the Joy-Cons, can attach and detach from the system's sides, and can either be used as one controller or separately as two. Two revised versions of the Nintendo Switch were released: the Nintendo Switch Lite, which functions exclusively as a handheld, and the Nintendo Switch OLED, which uses an OLED screen. The Switch is the first handheld game system since the PlayStation Portable to have direct ports of the home console/PC LEGO games, instead of a separate game created specifically for handhelds. The Switch was preceded by the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS consoles and was succeeded by the Nintendo Switch 2 in 2025.

Games[]

Here is a list of LEGO Games available for the Nintendo Switch:

Trivia[]

  • This is the first platform since the GameCube itself where the player can use a GameCube controller to play a LEGO game (not counting GameCube backwards compatibility with the Wii) since none of the Wii & Wii U LEGO games support it.
  • This was the last platform to have video games for rent at privately-owned Blockbuster stores.
Game Consoles
Nintendo Nintendo 64 (1996) • Game Boy Color (1998) • Game Boy Advance (2001) • GameCube (2001) • Nintendo DS (2004) • Wii (2006) • Nintendo 3DS (2011) • Wii U (2012) • Nintendo Switch (2017) • Nintendo Switch 2 (2025)
Sony PlayStation (1994) • PlayStation 2 (2000) • PlayStation Portable (2004) • PlayStation 3 (2006) • PlayStation Vita (2011) • PlayStation 4 (2013) • PlayStation 5 (2020)
Microsoft Xbox (2001) • Xbox 360 (2005) • Xbox One (2013) • Xbox Series X/S (2020)
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