Nintendo said it is developing more than 100 game titles for its new console game console "Nintendo Switch," released in March. The switch emphasized the importance of the title, as Nintendo's Wii U in the past was aware of the weakness of the title compared to competing gaming machines.
At the recent briefing, Toshimi Kimimashima, president of Nintendo, said, "The console game machine's survival period depends on steady titles." Nintendo switches are currently developing over 100 titles. " More than 70 companies are currently developing switch titles.
"Since the switch-related presentation on Jan. 13, we've received requests from publishers who want to develop games," he said. "At the time of the presentation, about 50 developers announced more than 80 titles, but now over 100 developers Over titles, "he said. In addition, new titles that are not yet known will be revealed in the future.
Kimimima explained why Nintendo did not release all its own development games when it launched on March 3. "We are going to provide the software line-up periodically in 2017," he said. "This allows consumers to keep using the switch and keep the sales trend going."
The title of the Nintendo Switch is currently 'Zelda Legend: Breath of the Wild', 'Super Mario Odyssey', 'Spacotun 2', 'Mine Craft', 'FIFA 17', 'Three Kingdoms 13 Power Up Kit' Dragon Ball GenoBas 2 'and so on.
"We are trying to create a play environment that allows more consumers to enjoy the switch," he said. "We are showing the concept of a switch that anyone can play anytime, anywhere."
Nintendo plans to sell 2 million switches worldwide by the end of March. "I heard that many retailers have already closed their preorders and have decided to sell the remaining stock on the launch day," said Kimishima. "This pre-order opening is evidence that gamers have understood the originality of the Nintendo switch."
The Nintendo Wii is a new console game from Nintendo, which has been in service for four years since Wii U. At home, you can connect to a TV to play games, and you can play with two small controllers when you carry it. Unlike the past Nintendo game machines, the area code does not apply to the switch.
The price of the Nintendo switch is $ 299.99, and the price in Japan is 20,980 yen.
