Dec 10, 2016 04:33 AM EST By Don Don Navidad, UniversityHerald Reporter

Nintendo fans are looking forward to seeing how the much-awaited Nintendo Switch console works. However, game titles of Nintendo Switch are starting to be announced, starting with the new indie adventure exclusive game "Seasons of Heaven."

During the Nintendo Switch reveal, an incomplete list of third-party development partners was announced, but the list didn't include the developer of the new indie adventure exclusive game, Any Arts Production. Nonetheless, it has been reported that a number of games for the Nintendo Switch console will be up for grabs during its release. The rumored video games will include the new Mario game, the third-person shooter game "Splatoon," and Bethesda's open world action role-playing game "Elder Scrolls' Skyrim."

Nevertheless, Any Arts Production video game is a 2018 Nintendo Switch exclusive game based on a French novel of the same name. The Nintendo Switch game is about the young boy Yann with Asperger's syndrome, and the boy's French bulldog Ani. Both characters are playable, and the title is currently running on Unreal Engine 4, according to Gameblog.

That being the case, the Nintendo Switch is another home gaming system for the famous brand. The upcoming Nintendo Switch is a portable, home console, and a handheld hardware all in one.

Players of the Nintendo Switch will have the option to play the console at home on their TV or take the device on-the-go. For those gamers who are fond of multiplayer games, the controllers on the Nintendo Switch are removable for multiplayer access, Time reported.

Furthermore, the video game company has only released one debut video advertising the Nintendo Switch. The details of the Nintendo Switch were showcased as TV host Jimmy Fallon tried and tested the upcoming gaming system on his show.

The exact release date of Nintendo Switch is still unconfirmed, but the video game company assures fans to expect the console hitting the stores next year.

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