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How to Organize Your Nintendo Switch Games Into Groups

By Matthew Lynch
June 26, 2023
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The Nintendo Switch has become one of the most popular gaming consoles on the market because of its versatility, portability, and innovative features. Whether you’re a casual or hardcore gamer, you’re likely to end up collecting a bunch of games for the system. In this article, we’ll show you how to organize your Nintendo Switch games into groups so that you can easily find and play your favorite games.

Step 1: Sort Your Games

The first step in organizing your Nintendo Switch games is to sort them according to the criteria that matter to you. You can sort them by genre, date of purchase, popularity, game length, or any other criteria that you find relevant. This will help you get an overview of your game collection and make it easier to group them later on.

Step 2: Create Groups

Once you’ve sorted your games, you can start creating groups. To do this, go to the Nintendo Switch Home menu and select “All Software” at the bottom of your games list. This will display all your games in a grid view. Now, press the “+” button on the right Joy-Con controller to create a new group.

Step 3: Name Your Groups

Now that you’ve created a new group, you need to name it. Choose a name that makes sense to you and reflects the criteria you’re using to group your games. For example, you can create groups such as “Action Games,” “RPGs,” “Multiplayer Games,” “Indie Games,” or “Favorites.”

Step 4: Add Games to Your Groups

Once you’ve named your groups, you can start adding games to them. To do this, select a game by hovering over it and pressing the “A” button. This will bring up a menu with several options, including “Add to Group.” Select this option and choose the group you want to add the game to.

Step 5: Arrange the Order of Your Groups

You can arrange the order of your groups by selecting the “Sort” option on the right Joy-Con controller. This will allow you to move your groups around and prioritize them based on how often you play the games within each group. You can also use this option to sort the games within each group by name or date of purchase.

Step 6: Customize the Icon and Color of Your Groups

To make your groups more visually appealing, you can customize their icons and colors. Select a group and choose “Change Group Icon” or “Change Group Color” to customize them. You can choose from a variety of icons and colors or even create your own using the touchscreen.

Conclusion

Organizing your Nintendo Switch games into groups is a simple but effective way to keep track of your game collection and find your favorite games quickly. By following the steps outlined in this article, you can create custom groups that reflect your gaming preferences and make your gaming experience even more enjoyable. So, start grouping your games today and take your Nintendo Switch gaming to the next level!

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