The Wii U was the first Nintendo console to host Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE.
The original game was developed specifically for Nintendo's Wii U and launched in Japan in December 2015, followed by western releases in 2016. It was part of Nintendo's effort to support the Wii U with distinctive collaborations involving outside developers, with Atlus handling development and Nintendo serving as publisher.
Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE uses the Wii U GamePad in its original release for features such as in-game communication and navigation. Its modern Tokyo setting, music-focused presentation, and turn-based combat made it notably different from the mainline Fire Emblem games available on Nintendo hardware.
The game later reached a second Nintendo console through Tokyo Mirage Sessions ♯FE Encore, an expanded port for Nintendo Switch released worldwide in January 2020. That later version is why some players remember the Switch as the game's home. The Wii U remains the correct answer for the first console release; the GameCube and Nintendo 3DS never hosted the game.