mario nintendo switch

Mario games for Nintendo Switch are offered in both physical and digital formats. Some listings show a physical cartridge edition while others are sold as digital downloads.

The listings show Nintendo Switch systems with either 32 GB or 64 GB of internal storage. The available capacity depends on the model shown in each listing.

The listings reference two display options: the standard Switch with a 6.2" LCD screen and the OLED model with a 7" OLED screen. These reflect the two display sizes and technologies shown.

Listings show local multiplayer, local wireless, and online play. Typical local play is often 2–4 players for many modes; some listings note local wireless play for up to 8 players, and online modes can reach up to 12 players. Exact player counts vary by title and game mode, so check each game’s listing for specifics.

Listings describe detachable Joy-Con controllers included with the system and support three play modes: TV mode (using the dock), tabletop mode (using a stand with detached controllers), and handheld mode (using the built-in screen).

Listings indicate a Nintendo Account is required for game activation or installation and that online features require internet access plus a Nintendo Switch Online membership. Some bundles also include a full game download and/or a 12-month online membership redemption code. Check each listing for exact activation and membership details.

Common bundle contents include the console and dock, a pair of detachable controllers (Joy‑Con), wrist straps, a controller grip, an HDMI cable, and an AC adapter, plus a full game download. Some bundles also include a 12‑month Nintendo Switch Online membership code.

The consoles support three play modes: TV mode — place the console in the included dock to play on an HDTV; Handheld mode — use the built-in screen and attached controllers for portable play; Tabletop mode — use the console’s kickstand or wide stand with detached controllers for local play without a TV.