Long after Spotify Wrapped turned year-end recaps into a cultural ritual, Nintendo has finally rolled out its own version for Switch players. The company has launched the Nintendo Switch 2025 Year in Review, giving players a detailed look back at how they spent their time across the Switch and the newer Switch 2.
Rather than offering a simple list of games, the Year in Review presents a personalised snapshot of your gaming habits. It breaks down playtime, highlights your most-played titles, and surfaces small details that are easy to forget once the year moves on.
Once logged in, players can explore every game they touched in 2025, from marathon sessions to brief experiments that never quite stuck. The tracker shows how many hours you spent racing, exploring, building, or battling, and lets you pick your favourite game of the year.
Nintendo also allows players to look further back, all the way to the first game they ever launched on their Switch. It’s a quiet reminder of how tastes change over time and how many unfinished adventures are probably still waiting in your library.
How to Share Your Nintendo Switch Year in Review Stats
Nintendo encourages players to share their Year in Review with the hashtag #NintendoSwitch2025 on social media. Not only can you show off your top games, but you can also see what your friends and other players have been enjoying over the year. It’s a fun way to connect with the Nintendo community and swap recommendations or celebrate shared gaming moments.
Whether you’re a casual player or a hardcore collector, this feature turns your 2025 gameplay into a personalized story worth revisiting.
What Nintendo’s Year in Review Means for Switch and Switch 2 Players
The Year in Review isn't just about nostalgia. It arrives as Nintendo prepares for a busy year ahead, with new titles lined up for both Switch and Switch 2 in 2026.
By turning your 2025 gameplay into a tidy, visual summary, Nintendo gives players a moment to pause, reflect, and then move on to whatever comes next. It may be late to the recap trend, but it’s a welcome addition all the same.
To get started, check out the Nintendo Switch 2025 Year in Review website.
Emmanuel Umahi
