At an hour-long event in Tokyo, Nintendo finally provided an in-depth look at its next piece of hardware, the Nintendo Switch. Not only did the company announce the Switch's price and release date, but also showed off its unique new Joycon controllers, and revealed a number of games, including Super Mario Odyssey and Splatoon 2. If you missed it all, here's everything you need to know.
The best thing about Nintendo Switch is its slick new controller
Share the Joy-Con
Watch Nintendo demo Switch games live
A closer look at last night’s announcements.
Watch trailers for 11 Nintendo Switch games, including Mario and Zelda
Nintendo puts its best foot forward
The Nintendo Switch launch games lineup is disappointing and needlessly confusing
There’s Zelda and then what?
Nintendo’s Switch already gets right what the Wii U got wrong
But will that be enough?
Nintendo Switch will get its own paid online service
Nintendo is launching its own PSN and Xbox Live competitor
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will launch with Nintendo Switch on March 3rd
Rest easy, it’s coming in March
FIFA will hit Nintendo Switch after years of passing up Wii U
EA Sports hits the Switch
Nintendo Switch’s first exclusive title is a party game called 1-2-Switch
A multiplayer social experience that doesn’t rely on the screen
Arms is Nintendo Switch’s wacky motion-controlled boxing game
A potential knockout
Surprise, the Nintendo Switch will not be region-locked
What a happy surprise
The Nintendo Switch charges over USB-C
The first Nintendo console to charge with a standard cable