Summary

• Nintendo lacks a universal achievement system, but some games like Bayonetta 3 have in-game achievements.
• Cuphead on Switch has in-game achievement support, unique to the platform.
• Super Mario Odyssey offers challenges after the main story, akin to an achievement system.

Nintendo is undeniably a pioneer within the video g𒅌ame indu🅘stry, but in being so dedicated to doing things its own way, it sometimes lags behind when it comes to the standards that it hasn't set itself.

One of the most notable examples of this is achievements. While Microsoft and Sony have been implementing this rewards system for multiple generations, Nintendo still resists creating its own version of this mechanic. However, just because Nintendo ♒doesn't want to create an all-encompassing system doesn't mean thatജ individual games can't make their own achievements, so what are the best examples on Switch?

8 ꦚBayonetta 3

Back To The Multiverse

One of the biggest shocks of the Wii U generation was Nintendo's unlikely partnership with Platinum Games to be the home of Bayonetta going forwards. While 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:every Bayonetta game is available🔯 on the Switch, the only Bayonetta game that was explicitly designed with the Switch in mind was Bayonetta 𝄹3.

In spite of being perhaps the most divisive game in the trilogy, the gameplay of Bayonetta 3 is still solid and plenty of fun to play through each of its chapters. Bayonetta games can be notoriously difficult, so if yo♕u want to really challenge yourself, going for each of the in-game achievements is a great way to make the game last even longer.

7 Cuphead

Trophy Substitute

Arguably one of the most visually unique and impressive games released in the Switch generation is Cuphead, and since th🦋e game is multi-platform, it has full achievement support on other systems. Instead of not including these in the Switch port, they instead are changed to an ওin-game system.

This means that you can still chase after these rewards if you're choosing to play the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:tough-as-nails boss rush/platformer on Nintendo's hybrid console. This in-game achievement system also carries over to the DLC 🎃campaign, so you have even more content to work through if you're achievement hunting.

6 🐎 ꦡ Super Mario Party Jamboree

Get Your Game On

W𝓀hen you think of achievements, you usually think of vast single-player experiences, not first-party Nintendo multiplayer games, so you might be surprised that Super Marioꩵ Party Jamboree has its own achievement system.

Whenever you a꧂ctivate one of these achievements, it'll even show up in pop-up format, similarly to achievements on other consoles. These achievements are satisfying to collect, and you use them to level up your party pass, which is used to unlock new maps, and in-game shop items.

5 𒊎 The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles

Choose Your Words Carefully

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Ace Attorney games are primarily visual novels, and while there is sometimes the opportunity to customize your experience, for the most part you'll be having a largely linear journey. However, that 🐽doesn't change the fact that tꩵhe in-game achievements for The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles are quite hard to come by.

These achievements require rigorous dedication, and often have quite absurd trigger-prerequisites. If you want to get each of these, make sure you're e꧒xhausting every exploration option and dialogue choice possible, or just use a guide. Once you miss them, they can be pretty hard to go back to as well.

4 ☂ Monster Hunter Rise

Even More To Go Back For

If there's one thing you can't accuse the Monster Hunter series of, it's being light on content, and Rise on the Switch🐻 is no different. Amidst your various hunts, you'll occasionally come across some achievements, but just like most other Monster Hunter games, most of these will require lots of time an🎀d effort.

Even discounting these achievements, Rise is still an absolutely packed game, full to the brim with content, so aiming to get all of these will only make the game even longer. So, if you plan to search for every achievement, make sure you're awarꦏe of just how much you're signing up for.

3 🌳 Persona 5 Royal

Wind Back The Calendar

The Switch was one of the last consoles to finally get access to the mainline modern Persona trilogy, and the most popular of these titles is Persona 5ℱ Royal. Available for years before its Switch port, Persona 5 Royal previously had full achievement support, and luckily a version of this system was brought into the Switch version.

Unlike the achiev♍ements on other platforms, you'll find the achievement-like challenges in the Thieves' Den, which you can completely avoid during the main story. So, if you haven't checked out💃 this fun side area, make sure to check and see how well you're doing with the challenges.

2 🔯 💙 Splatoon 3

Badge Of Honour

A surprise success for Nintend♐o has been just ho🔯w much the Splatoon series has taken off in just its first few entries. While each of the three mainline Splatoon games feel largely similar to each other, with most of the changes being in the form of new stages and story modes, there are still some more minor tweaks that are added in each entry.

One of the best examples of t☂his are the badges in Splatoon 3. These are rewards for reaching certain ranks, or playing different modes a certain number of times. Each of these badges will require both skill🦹 and dedication, so collecting even a handful is a big challenge.

1 Super Mario Odyssey ꧂

More For Your Post-Game Checklist

For most of your time in Super Mario Odyssey, you won't notice anything similar to a traditional achievement system. In fact, you won't find anything akin to this until after reaching credits. Once you finally reach the adorable Easter-egg-pac🍸ked Mushroom Kingdom, you'll have the chance to talk to Toadette.

Finally, blessed with a mainline Mario appearance, Toadette displays a series of challenges for 🍰Mario to complete (and even be rewarded for) that l🔥ook a lot like a typical achievement system. So, on top of the massive post-game moon hunt, you'll also be able to try out these challenges to get some extra content from the game.