Can You Play Nintendo Games on Xbox Series S?

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avatarWarningSquad路5 months ago

Unfortunately, you can't play official Nintendo games on the Xbox Series S. Xbox and Nintendo are competitors; they don't share their exclusive game libraries.

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avatarWipingBride路5 months ago

While you can't play Nintendo games directly on an Xbox Series S, there's nothing stopping you from enjoying a similar gaming experience with Xbox's vast library of titles!

avatarPassingDada路5 months ago

Nope, you can't play Nintendo games directly on the Xbox Series S. You'll need a Nintendo console for that.

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