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Nintendo has created multiple [[Game engine|game engines]], most of which are unnamed and have been given names based on their internal names. These officially-unnamed engines include LunchPack, LunchPack 2, ActionLibrary, and ModuleSystem. The only currently officially Nintendo-developed game engine is the NintendoWare Bezel Engine, a proprietary game engine and middleware that has been used in many first and third party [[Nintendo Switch]] and [[Nintendo Switch 2]] games. These engines share most of the same file formats with each other, such as the [[BFRES|.bfres]] format.

==Lists of games using Nintendo's game engines==
'''''Most of these lists are not complete and future Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 games may use any of the following game engines; feel free to add any game that use any the engines below.'''''
===LunchPack===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Name !! Platform
|-
| [[Nintendo Land]] || [[Wii U]]
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| [[Splatoon]] || Wii U
|-
| [[Super Mario Maker]] || Wii U
|}

===LunchPack 2===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Name !! Platform
|-
| [[Animal Crossing: New Horizon]] || [[Nintendo Switch]]
|-
| [[ARMS]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Game Builder Garage]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Nintendo Labo 01: Variety Kit]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Nintendo Labo 02: Robot Kit]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Nintendo Labo 03: Vehicle Kit]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Nintendo Labo 04: VR Kit]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Ring Fit Adventure]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Splatoon 2]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Super Mario 3D All-Stars]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Super Mario Maker 2]] || Nintendo Switch
|}

===ActionLibrary===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Name !! Platforms
|-
| [[Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker]] || Wii U, Nintendo Switch (does the 3DS version also use ActionLibrary?)
|-
| [[F-Zero 99]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Mario vs. Donkey Kong]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Super Mario 3D Land]] || [[Nintendo 3DS]]
|-
| [[Super Mario 3D World]] || Wii U
|-
| [[Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Super Mario Odyssey]] || Nintendo Switch
|}

===ModuleSystem===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Name !! Platform
|-
| [[Nintendo Switch Sports]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Splatoon 3]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Super Mario Bros. Wonder]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom]] || Nintendo Switch
|}

===Bezel Engine===
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Name !! Platforms
|-
| [[10 Second Run Returns]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Big Brain Academy: Brain vs. Brain]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Cresteaju]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Dr Kawashima's Brain Training for Nintendo Switch]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Endless Ocean: Luminous]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Everybody 1-2-Switch!]] || Nintendo Switch
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| [[Mario Party Superstars]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour]] || [[Nintendo Switch 2]]
|-
| [[Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Oshiri Tantei: Pupu Mirai no Meitantei Toujou!]] || Nintendo Switch
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| [[Pac-Man 99]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Sumikko Gurashi: Atsumare! Sumikko Town]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Sumikko Gurashi: Gakkou Seikatsu Hajimeru Desu]] || Nintendo Switch
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| [[Sumikko Gurashi: Sumikko Park e Youkoso]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Super Mario Bros. 35]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Super Mario Party]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Super Mario Party Jamboree]] || Nintendo Switch
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| [[Super Mario Party Jamboree – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Jamboree TV]] || Nintendo Switch 2
|-
| [[Tetris 99]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[Vroom in the Night Sky]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[WarioWare: Get It Together!]] || Nintendo Switch
|-
| [[WarioWare: Move It!]] || Nintendo Switch
|}
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-Nintendo has created multiple [[game engines]], most of which are unnamed and have been given names based on their internal names. These officially-unnamed engines include LunchPack, LunchPack 2, ActionLibrary, and ModuleSystem. The only currently officially Nintendo-developed game engine is the NintendoWare Bezel Engine, a proprietary game engine and middleware that has been used in many first and third party [[Nintendo Switch]] and [[Nintendo Switch 2]] games. These engines share most of the same file formats with each other, such as the [[BFRES|.bfres]] format.
+Nintendo has created multiple [[game engines]], most of which are unnamed and have been given names based on their internal names. These officially-unnamed engines include LunchPack, LunchPack 2, ActionLibrary, and ModuleSystem. The only currently officially Nintendo-developed game engine is the NintendoWare Bezel Engine, a proprietary game engine and middleware that has been used in many first and third party [[Nintendo Switch]] and [[Nintendo Switch 2]] games. These engines share most of the same file formats with each other, such as the [[BFRES]] format.
 ==Lists of games using Nintendo's game engines==

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 ==Lists of games using Nintendo's game engines==
 '''''Most of these lists are not complete and future Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 games may use any of the following game engines; feel free to add any game that use any the engines below.'''''
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-Nintendo has created multiple [[game engines]], most of which are unnamed and have been given names based on their internal names. These officially-unnamed engines include LunchPack, LunchPack 2, ActionLibrary, and ModuleSystem. The only currently officially Nintendo-developed game engine is the NintendoWare Bezel Engine, a proprietary game engine and middleware that has been used in many first and third party [[Nintendo Switch]] and [[Nintendo Switch 2]] games. These engines share most of the same file formats with each other, such as the [[BFRES]] format.
+Nintendo has created multiple [[game engines]] that have been used for various games on the [[Wii]], [[Wii U]], [[3DS]], [[Nintendo Switch]], and [[Nintendo Switch 2]]. Most of which are unnamed and have been given names based on their internal names. These officially-unnamed engines include '''Jsystem''' (also known as '''JSys'''), '''LunchPack''', '''LunchPack 2''', '''ActionLibrary''', and '''ModuleSystem'''. The only Nintendo-developed game engine whose name is currently known is the '''NintendoWare Bezel Engine''', a proprietary game engine and middleware that has been used in many first and third party [[Nintendo Switch]] and [[Nintendo Switch 2]] games.
 ==Lists of games using Nintendo's game engines==
 '''''Most of these lists are not complete and future Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2 games may use any of the following game engines; feel free to add any game that use any the engines below.'''''
 ===LunchPack===
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-| [[Animal Crossing: New Horizon]] || [[Nintendo Switch]]
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 | [[ARMS]] || Nintendo Switch
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 | [[Mario Party Superstars]] || Nintendo Switch
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-| [[Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour]] || [[Nintendo Switch 2]]
+| [[Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour]] || Nintendo Switch 2
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 | [[Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition]] || Nintendo Switch