Nintendo's 'Game Builder Garage' might actually get reluctant coders into game-making on their Switch console.

Game Builder Garage shows how to make games the Nintendo way Nintendo is giving players a chance to make their own games. No lawyers will need to be involved.

The idea of game design isn't new to Nintendo. The weird and often brilliant cardboard-folding Labo kits for the Nintendo Switch had elements of programming built into a mode called Toy-Con Garage.

And you connect them together in order to make them operate and alter the parameters of the game. From the menu, you have the Interactive Lessons designed to teach you how Game Builder Garage works.

In case you haven’t heard of it, Game Builder Garage is Nintendo’s intro to game design, a kid-friendly course in how to make your own game with simplified instructions.

Nintendo Announces Game Builder Garage, A Switch Title That Lets You Create Games The creation tool releases on June 11 and features lessons demonstrating how to make your own small games.

Nintendo’s latest “maker” game, Game Builder Garage, is the next logical step forward after Mario Maker. But Game Builder Garage lets kids and adults become their own developer, building off ...

Game Builder Garage turns Nintendo's tendency to overexplain into a foolproof programming tutorial.

Nintendo's new game creation software may not let you make the game of your dreams, but it's a fun-to-use toolkit nonetheless.