Feb 11, 2017 10:27 AM EST By Darren Anderson, UniversityHerald Reporter

Nintendo Switch is set to debut next month and amid its upcoming release date, mixed reactions are drawn everywhere. Most notable innovation the latest Nintendo flagship has is its hybrid package. Arguably, being packed with home console and handheld in one mix system onlookers are heavily intrigued to see such move and anticipates how it will pave in the market.

Whether Nintendo Switch will dominate the market shares in the game hardware industry, time commands for patients on how things will settle down in the end. Meanwhile, this bold move to bridge home console and handheld are backed up with a greater vision, Attack Of The Fanboy reported.

In a lengthy conversation with Time, Nintendo director Shinya Takahashi and Nintendo Switch producer Yoshiaki Koizumi shared insights about the Nintendo Switch release date with some sidelines on their inspiration and vision for the hybrid system.

Koizumi noted that Nintendo has always been up to emphasize on playing together with others. This Nintendo Switch inspiration started back in 1889 when Nintendo came out from inception. He added that this has been the story that Nintendo team wanted to tell the idea of bringing the system to someone and make him share it with others. Therefore, Switch is aimed to become the platform for telling that story.

In addition, Nintendo Switch is now considered the Gandalf of game consoles. Like the legendary wizard, Switch is not going overpower the experience but make it the way gamers wanted it to be in the right formula of entertainment and compatibility. By just looking at the total package of tools that Nintendo Switch has to help bring those worlds to life, it will players you in ways that no one has ever experienced before.

Nintendo Switch is hitting the shelves on March 3 for $299. Do you have additional information about Nintendo Switch? Voice it out in the comment section below.

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