| Motorsport Manager for Nintendo Switch | |
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| Year released | |
| System(s) | Nintendo Switch |
| Series | Motorsport Manager |
| Genre(s) | Simulation, Racing |
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| Rating(s) | PG |
Motorsport Manager for Nintendo Switch is a racing management game made exclusively for this console. The idea is to get your team to win and at the same time, manage savings and supplies while juggling racers, mechanics and engineers in keeping up with the competitions. Including getting contracts and how you deal with racing in all forms. This racing management game is an update from Motorsport Manager 3 for Mobile. For this console, it has updated graphics and has a New Zealand race track as an extra bonus.
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| Nintendo Switch | |
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| Manufacturer | Nintendo |
| Released | 2017 |
| Total Games | unknown (0 present) |
| ← Wii U | (none) → |
The Nintendo Switch is a hybrid console that was released on March 3, 2017 and is the successor to the Wii U. It comes with two detachable controllers that are known as the Joy-Con. Games can be purchased physically from retail stores or digitally from the Nintendo eShop. The Switch supports three types of play modes.
- TV mode - The console is placed in the dock that is connected to a TV.
- Tabletop mode - The console is placed on a surface with the stand out and controllers detached.
- Handheld mode - The console is played portable with both controllers attached.
The back of game cases have icons that indicate which modes are supported. The Switch also supports amiibo figures for compatible games. The figures can be read by tapping them on the right stick of the Joy-Con or the Switch logo on the front of the Pro Controller. A revision of the Switch was released in mid-August 2019 that featured an improved CPU resulting in better battery life.
Nintendo Switch Online
Nintendo Switch Online is Nintendo's online service for the Nintendo Switch. Subscribers to the service get access to online play in supported titles, as well as classic games from the NES, SNES, and Game Boy. Save data is backed up to the cloud for compatible games. An optional "Expansion Pack", released in 2011, adds Nintendo 64, Sega Genesis, and Game Boy Advance games. Unlike the Virtual Console from previous Nintendo systems, these games are not made available for purchase, but are simply included with a subscription.
Controllers
The Switch has two types of controllers that are compatible with all models. Up to eight controllers can be wirelessly paired depending on the type and features used.
Joy-Con
The Joy-Con is the main controller of the Switch and it consists of a separate left and right controller that come in a variety of colors. They can be used either attached to the console, attached to the Joy-Con Grip, or detached depending on the game. For motion controls, they can be attached to a wrist strap. The right controller has a NFC reader for use with amiibo figures. When pairing with the console, each left and right unit separately counts as one controller.
Pro Controller
The Pro Controller is a more traditional wireless controller for the Switch. It communicates via Bluetooth and is charged with a USB-C cable. It supports motion controls and also has a NFC reader. When pairing with the console, the Pro Controller counts as one controller.
Joy-Con Wheel
The Joy-Con Wheel is a steering wheel accessory with a slot for either the left or right Joy-Con controller. It also has larger 
and 
buttons. While intended for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, it is compatible with other racing games that can use gyro controls.
Ring-Con
The Ring-Con and Leg Strap are exercise accessories that were included with Ring Fit Adventure. The Joy-Con can be inserted into both to translate real-life exercises to in-game movements. The Leg Strap was also included in Nintendo Switch Sports.
Nintendo Switch Lite
| Nintendo Switch Lite | |
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| Manufacturer | Nintendo |
| Released | 2019 |
The Nintendo Switch Lite is a version of the Switch that is dedicated to handheld play and was released on September 20, 2019. The console is smaller and the controllers cannot be detached.
Nintendo Switch (OLED model)
| Nintendo Switch (OLED model) | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Nintendo |
| Released | 2021 |
The Nintendo Switch (OLED model) is a version of the Switch with a wider, OLED screen, enhanced audio, a wider, adjustable stand, and 64GB of internal storage. It also features a new dock that includes a built-in wired LAN port. The console was released on October 8, 2021.
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