Editing Nintendo Switch (section)

==Trivia==
*The Switch was the first home console to store physical games on cartridges as the main format in 20 years; the last cartridge-based home console before it was the Nintendo 64, released in 1996.
*The Switch is Nintendo's first region-free home console, and their first fully region-free system since the [[Nintendo DS]], released in 2004.
**The Nintendo eShop from other regions can also be accessed, however, the user will need to make an account that corresponds to the eShop's region (i.e. European account for European eShop).
* The phrase "THANKS2 ALLGAMEFANS!" can be found written on the Pro Controller's motherboard, just above the button for the right analog stick. The message is viewable by holding down the right analog stick and peering through the transparent plastic in the surrounding socket.
*Currently, ''[[Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020]]'' is the only ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog series|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' game on Nintendo Switch to support motion controls.
*None of the Switch releases of multi-platform 3D ''Sonic'' titles (''[[Sonic Forces]]'', ''[[Team Sonic Racing]]'', ''[[Sonic Colors: Ultimate]]'', and ''[[Sonic Frontiers]]'') support 60 FPS; they all run at 30 FPS.
*A Switch was featured in "[[The Flames of Disaster (episode)|The Flames of Disaster]]" and "[[What Happens in Reno, Stays in Reno]]", from ''[[Knuckles (TV series)|Knuckles]]'', where [[Susie Barnes]] is shown playing on her Nintendo Switch in [[Jack Sinclair]]'s limousine. 
*Nintendo anticipates announcing a successor console to the Switch by March 2025, the end of the Japanese fiscal year.