Nintendo Switch

The Nintendo Switch is Nintendo's seventh home console, designed for the eighth generation of video games as a replacement for its earlier, failed eighth generation representative, the Wii U. One MX vs. ATV game is playable on this platform.

Overview
With the Wii U becoming a commercial failure several years after its launch, with unit sales being worse than that of the GameCube, Nintendo went back to the drawing board and secretly began work on a better representative console for the eighth generation that could challenge the dominance of the more powerful PlayStation 4 and Xbox One consoles that outclassed the Wii U with respect to performance. This console became known as the Nintendo Switch, boasting that it is the first ultimate hybrid video game console to function as a home console and a portable console via a docking interface, with compact, versatile and detachable controllers called Joy-Cons that can either function separately as wand-based motion controllers or miniature gamepads by themselves, or the individual halves of a standard game pad. While it still could not be as powerful as the PS4 and Xbox One, the Nintendo Switch's unique gimmicks, as well as its improved online connectivity features and some highly praised titles tailored for it, was enough to not only overcome the Wii U's failures, but also make Nintendo a serious force to be reckoned with in the console wars once again.

The MX vs. ATV series

 * MX vs. ATV All Out