Nintendo Switch Video

Nintendo Switch Video is a format for putting full color, full-motion videos onto Nintendo Switch cartridges. These videos are playable using the Switch's screen and sound hardware, and if the system is in docked mode, it can project audio and video onto a television set. These video cartridges are manufactured by Latikuu, except for the Mario, Donkey Kong, and Pokémon Nintendo Switch Video cartridges, which were published by. The cartridges themselves were developed by EKS' division EKS Gaming Lab. The video cartridges are colored clear for easy identification and are sold as Nintendo Switch Video Cards.

History
Nintendo Switch Video became available in the in September 2018 at a cost of US$6.00 per Video Card.

Producers signed up for Nintendo Switch Video

 * El TV Kadsre Television Network
 * El TV Kadsre Television Network
 * El TV Kadsre Television Network
 * El TV Kadsre Television Network
 * El TV Kadsre Television Network
 * El TV Kadsre Television Network
 * El TV Kadsre Television Network
 * El TV Kadsre Television Network
 * El TV Kadsre Television Network
 * El TV Kadsre Television Network

Controversy
As of January 2019, most of the Hamtaro episodes published on the format have had the first theme song edited to remove a lyric which goes "Watch out for those cats, you know they're smarter than you think. / But if we work together, we can make their plans sink!" Nintendo denied allegations that Latikuu edited the theme song, saying "The episodes were delivered to Latikuu that way by ." A Viz spokesperson stated that the edit was made as the lyric was believed to be "a metaphor for oppression of civil rights." The version of the episodes used, a 16:9 remaster by VidTrax Ltd. for El TV Kadsre Television Network, was unedited on it's original release on VidSpace.

List of published titles
Currently available on

Nintendo Switch Video Movie Card vol. 2

 * Bionicle VI: Island of Doom