Pac-Man
Bandai Namco Entertainment
Casual
Arcade
Family
Game Developer
HAL Laboratory Games
Browse Nintendo Switch releases developed by HAL Laboratory, with ratings, genres, and related news coverage where available.
Developer Page vs. News Topic
This page is the Nintendo Switch developer catalog for HAL Laboratory, focused on linked games, genres, and studio context. For the article archive and ongoing coverage, see HAL Laboratory news topic.
About HAL Laboratory
HAL Laboratory has a dedicated Nintendo Switch landing page here so players can quickly evaluate the studio's most visible releases, genres, and related news coverage in one place.
Nintendo players visiting this page can use it to explore HAL Laboratory games, including Pac-Man, Pokémon Snap, and Kirby's Adventure, and and browse the genres where the studio appears most often, such as Action, Adventure, Platformer, Puzzle, Simulation, and Casual.
Popular Genres by HAL Laboratory
Explore the Nintendo Switch genres where HAL Laboratory appears most often.
Popular HAL Laboratory Nintendo Switch Games
Explore Nintendo Switch games linked to HAL Laboratory. Games are ordered by popularity so the most recognized titles appear first.
Pokémon Snap
HAL Laboratory
Simulation
Kirby's Adventure
HAL Laboratory
Action
Arcade
Platformer
Kirby: Star Allies
Nintendo
Platformer
Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards
HAL Laboratory
Action
Platformer
Kirby's Dream Land 3 (1997)
HAL Laboratory
Action
Adventure
Platformer
Part Time UFO
HAL Laboratory
Action
Adventure
BoxBoy! + BoxGirl!
HAL Laboratory
Puzzle
Platformer
HAL Laboratory News
Read Nintendo news articles connected to games developed by HAL Laboratory.
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