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Revision as of 04:46, 4 October 2017
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NX
2016
While the system was code-named NX during development, the debut trailer for Sonic Forces showed the first and only official placeholder logo that was released for it. It's similar in style to the Wii and Nintendo eShop logos.
2015 press conference logo
Nintendo Switch
2017–present
Inverted version
Black version
Logo without text
Horizontal version
The console was unveiled in a video released by Nintendo on October 20, 2016 along with its official name and logo.
