Dec 03, 2016 12:15 PM EST By DonDon Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

A number of publishers are now backing up the Nintendo Switch, as new games are announced for the upcoming gaming system ahead of its March release date.

Managing Director of Ubisoft's Annecy Xavier Poix, believes that the combination of TV gaming and mobile could unite the casual and hardcore gaming audience. Poix stated that the Nintendo Switch is very clear as a premise. The way the console changes the way a person play doesn't come necessarily with the controllers, for the reason that the accessory comes along with the Wii, Express reported.

Poix also said that Nintendo Switch is a good evolution because for the first time a person will have a console that is bringing two worlds together which is the usual console experience and the mobile-handheld.

In spite of that, it appears Ubisoft isn't the only game developer impressed by the hybrid video game console, Nintendo Switch. When Nintendo announced the Nintendo Switch will be a hybrid gaming console, most third-party developers pledged to support the gaming system.

EA's chief competition officer Peter Moore, stated that Electronic Arts will release a game title for the Nintendo Switch. Moore also stated that Nintendo will always be a very essential partner in their business, and they will never discount the Japanese tech giant in this industry.

Nevertheless, several game enthusiasts speculate that EA could most likely pitch in video game titles like "NBA Live" and the American football game series "Madden" for the Nintendo Switch. There is also a possibility that EA will throw in "Mass Effect: Andromeda," since the Nintendo Switch and the third-person shooter video game are both slated to be released in March 2017, according to Dual Shockers.

That being the case, the Nintendo Switch is also expected to include a new feature called motion controls, a feature that resembles to the one in Nintendo Wii.

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