Nintendo&nbsp;is renowned for its innovative i approach to gaming and paying attention to how gamers really play. And it&rsquo;s excelled e itself with its latest launch &ndash; the Switch is a handheld and a&nbsp;living-room&nbsp;console in one, enabling you to essentially undock it and carry on playing&nbsp;wherever you go.Set to launch this year, the system will be available in two standard configurations. The first includes the Nintendo Switch console, a Switch dock, a Switch Joy-Con controller in grey, Switch controller straps and an&nbsp;HDMI&nbsp;cable. The second configuration is identical to the first, but features a red-and- blue&nbsp;Joy-Con controller instead of a grey one. Other themed Switch docks, Joy-Con controller and straps will be available at a later date including a The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild iteration. The Switch console itself features a 6.2-inch capacitive-multitouch display with a resolution of 1280 x 720. As such, when the console is being used in handheld or tabletop mode, games will run at up to 720p. When the system is slotted into its dock, however, games can be played at up to 1080p. In addition, the launch edition of the Switch comes with 32GB of internal storage and a maximum battery life of six hours. However, Nintendo has confirmed that battery life is game-dependent, with anywhere between 2.5 and six hours possible (we&rsquo;ll have to see how that pans out when we do our full test). The first thing we noticed when picking up the Nintendo Switch was how well-built it felt. Unlike the Wii U&rsquo;s light and plasticky gamepad, the Switch seemed high-end, with cold metal and glass making it feel reassuringly solid in the hand. The dock, too, while not exactly heavy, didn&rsquo;t feel lightweight and cheap, which is important as you don&rsquo;t want to put a dent in your wallet and then feel like you&rsquo;re docking your well-built console into something unfitting. The process of taking the Switch out of the dock and then&nbsp;re-inserting it was seamless, with the screens immediately switching from one to the other. We could also see no way that the dock could scratch the Switch&rsquo;s screen through clumsy insertions or extractions. While the experience on TV is as good as usual, it&rsquo;s when the console is taken portable that its main strength comes to the fore. The Nintendo Switch works with two new controllers &ndash; the Joy-Con, which comes bundled with the system, and the Pro controller, which is a more traditional gamepad that retails separately. The Joy-Con controllers attach and de-attach to the side of the Switch via two buttons, and can be used attached either side like a Wii U controller, detached and separate like a Nintendo Wii remote, or connected together to form a gamepad for when gaming in tabletop or TV mode. The Pro (similar to the Wii U Pro), which we used at the launch event, was fine if not something to write home about. Each Joy-Con controller has an accelerometer and a gyroscope for Wii-style motion control, as well as advanced haptic feedback. Nintendo refers to this as &ldquo;HD Rumble&rdquo;, and it enables the controllers to simulate a greater array of feedback experience than prior controllers. Finally, the Joy-Con controller has an IR camera, individual shoulder buttons located on the inside of the controller to use when separated for cooperative play, and a capture button for taking images and, later, videos in-game. So what can you play on this thing? Nintendo has revealed a number of games that are to launch either alongside the Switch. These include, but are not limited to, The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild, Splatoon 2, Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Fire Emblem Warriors, Skyrim, Super Mario Odyssey, 1-2-Switch, Arms and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe launch title for the Switch is undoubtedly The Legend of Zelda; Breath Of The Wild, which both looks and plays spectacularly. Boasting a huge open world, the game features stylish cell-shaded graphics and all the classic locations, species, weapons and game mechanics that the series is known for. Super Mario Odyssey is arguably the other titanic title coming to the system this year. Featuring a Super Mario 64-style open world and control mechanics - there&rsquo;s even a magic hat that grants the portly Italian plumber special powers - it is, from what we&rsquo;ve seen here at T3 Towers, set to be one of the games of 2017. While The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild and Odyssey are games in the traditional mould, 1-2-Switch and Arms are geared more towards social, motion-control play with the Switch&rsquo;s Joy-Con controllers.The experience these titles deliver is fast and fun, leaning on the Nintendo Switch&rsquo;s emphasis on local as well as global multiplayer. While the Wii U was never as bad as it was&nbsp;made out to be, there&rsquo;s no denying that Nintendo needed to move on and move on in style. With the Switch, it&rsquo;s achieved that. That said, it&rsquo;s not a radical departure from its forebear, being more of a sleeker refinement of an innovative idea - ie being able to remove the home-console experience from a big-screen TV. By offering not just one, nor two, but three different - and very practical - ways to play games, in a variety of locations, and have the experience so unified and seamless, it&rsquo;s testament to the good work Nintendo started years back. It seems &ndash; at first glance, that is &ndash; to combine the strengths of both of Nintendo&rsquo;s classic consoles, offering the traditional Nintendo software library, as well as the Wii U&rsquo;s second-screen experience and the Wii&rsquo;s motion-control magic. The Nintendo Switch is looking surprisingly well-set to tackle the console war to come.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/10929/211975/58b95336e950b/1488540654_loc.jpg"" owidth=1327 oheight=887" style="height:334px; width:500px" />THE LEGEND OF ZELDA: BREATH OF THE WILDBreath Of The Wild is the crown jewel in the Nintendo Switch. Wondering what all the excitement is about? Here&rsquo;s the quickest of primers: the game strips Zelda back to its barest essentials, then builds a new kind of adventure on top of those solid old bones. No more strict dungeon-item order &ndash; now you can explore the world as you wish, by running, climbing, swimming and even hang-gliding. And no more Master Sword worship &ndash; now you can wield any (roughly humansized) weapon you find in the game. The story? Link awakens in a mysterious Sheikah resurrection chamber after a 100-year nap (or death), grabs some musty clothes from some old chests, and heads out into the world to explore. That&rsquo;s the intro. Rather than direct players to the next temple, important NPCs or significant items with a nagging fairy partner and a linear path, those types of directions are now more like gentle nudges. Right away, you can jump off that cliff to the right (not recommended), scale a far-off mountain, climb a tree to collect apples, or rush a Bokoblin camp in search of treasure. Before you talk to anyone, you already have plenty to do. Don&rsquo;t worry, you won&rsquo;t have to explore the whole world on foot. At some point, a trusty horse whose name probably rhymes with Shamona will come into the picture, and you&rsquo;ll even be able to find a hang glider. But if you choose to, you can skip all the dungeons and items in the game and head right to the final boss of the game &ndash; if you can figure out how to get to him. Producer Eiji Aonuma has said that you can beat the game without completing the story. Now, that&rsquo;s an open world.MARIO KART 8 DELUXEMario Kart 8 Deluxe is an enhanced version of the exceptional Wii U racer that we all know and love, complete with new characters and the return of fan-favourite modes. Why is it so interesting? Another time-tested Nintendo mainstay, an intense round of Mario Kart is guaranteed to deliver the elation of victory to one racer, leaving their competitors with a burning will to win after bitter defeat.Mario Kart 8 Deluxe wraps up all the existing DLC characters and tracks into one enhanced package, and invites additional characters like the Splatoon Inkling squid-kids, King Boo, and Dry Bones. But best of all might be the revamped Battle Mode, which includes more courses and brings back those classic Balloon Battles (with support for up to eight players via local wireless multiplayer).SPLATOON 2The follow-up to the Wii U&rsquo;s best multiplayer shooter, Splatoon 2 has new weapons that make use of the Joy-Con&rsquo;s dual-wield feel. Those adorable Inklings are back, and the territorial mayhem of this 4v4 shooter sequel is looking even better than the inventive Wii U original. Splatoon 2 is expanding Turf War battles with a bevy of upgrades; additions include tons of new weapons and items (the highlight being the twin Splat Dualies), maps designed with streams of airborne Ink that you can use to &lsquo;grind&rsquo; across the level, and the ability to Dodge Roll towards your prey or away from incoming ink splatters. We can&rsquo;t wait to see what Callie and Marie have been up to these past two years.SKYLANDERS IMAGINATORSAnother launch-day title, Skylanders Imaginators is an expanded sequel in Activision&rsquo;s playful toys-to-life franchise, giving you the power to create your own customised in-game Skylander. You might already know that amiibo and Skylanders figures can peacefully co-exist on a Nintendo platform, though you won&rsquo;t see Crash Bandicoot popping his head up in this version. As long as you&rsquo;re comfortable with the idea that this game is effectively a gateway into collecting and amassing a toy collection, Skylanders Imaginators is good fun - we had a blast designing our own Skylander hero, collecting tons of empowering loot, and learning from the mystic, air-bending art of Sky-Chi from Sensei Skylanders.<img src="http://magarticles.magzter.com/articles/10929/211975/58b95336e950b/1488540656_loc.jpg"" owidth=1675 oheight=1293" style="height:386px; width:500px" />SUPER BOMBERMAN RThe classic multiplayer mainstay has players try to blow each other up with bombs without trapping themselves near their own explosive. It&rsquo;s hard to go wrong with a raucous round of Bomberman. The instantly understandable game design, mixed with intuitive pick-up-and-play controls, should make Super Bomberman R perfect for those late-night parties with your best mates, and things can get really intense once you start to recognise certain strategies and all-power item pick-ups. Up to eight demolition experts can partake in either local or online play, and you can also make your way through a straightforward Story mode (complete with two-player co-op). Fun times are a certainty.THE ELDER SCROLLS 5: SKYRIMThis portable version of Bethesda&rsquo;s much ballyhooed RPG means you can &lsquo;Fus Ro Dah&rsquo; anywhere you damn please. With its massive world, abundant gameplay styles, and myriad side quests, Skyrim is the kind of game you could play for years and still not be bored. That&rsquo;s why the prospect of starting all over again on the Switch is more exciting than terrifying (what with Skyrim&rsquo;s ability to devour our free time), and the ability to take your Dragonborn should make long plane rides absolutely fly by.1-2-SWITCHOne of the launch titles, 1-2-Switch is an inventive head-to-head multiplayer game that makes use of the twin Joy-Cons which come with every Switch. It may seem a bit goofy in name and concept, but 1-2-Switch could end up being the Switch&rsquo;s analogue of the wildly popular Wii Sports. Instead of looking at a screen, players gaze deeply - almost longingly - into each other&rsquo;s eyes, using the Joy-Con to compete in a series of simple-yet-hectic minigames. You might play a volley of invisible pingpong, mimic the other person&rsquo;s movements, or have a Wild West-style shootout showdown &ndash; all made possible by the Joy-Con&rsquo;s increased capacity for better gyroscopic motion-sensing and rumble feedback.SUPER MARIO ODYSSEYSuper Mario Odyssey is the next adventure for everyone&rsquo;s favourite plumber &ndash; only this time, Mario is leaving the Mushroom Kingdom behind for the real world (and plenty of others). There&rsquo;s also Bowser, dressed to the nines like a pimp. And oh yeah, Mario&rsquo;s hat now has eyes on it. Yup, Mario&rsquo;s next 3D adventure sure looks different. Like Super Mario 64 and Super Mario Sunshine, Super Mario Odyssey is giving players a variety of sandbox worlds to explore. Beyond that, it&rsquo;s mostly what you&rsquo;d expect: Mario hopping through colourful worlds, &ldquo;yippee&rdquo;-ing and &ldquo;wahoo&rdquo;-ing along the way. Taking in the sights and sounds of a fresh Mario platformer is always exciting, but Super Mario Odyssey looks truly out there (in the best way possible). The sprawling stages look like colourful playgrounds with no boundaries in sight, and the additional mobility options provided by Mario&rsquo;s cap - like throwing and jumping on it as a makeshift platform - should expand your exploration capabilities even further. Plus, you&rsquo;ve got Bowser dressed up like a magician cavorting around a NYC-esque metropolis called New Donk City. What&rsquo;s not to like?ARMSRemember the fun of boxing in Wii Sports? Well, Nintendo has just revealed Arms at its Switch press conference, which takes that concept of flailing wildly in the air to the next level. Starring colourful characters like Spring Man and Ribbon Girl, the game has you ducking, dodging and trading punches using the Switch&rsquo;s Joy-Con controllers as your motion-sensing controllers. There&rsquo;s full 3D movement throughout the fighting arenas, and the wacky characters make this feel like a mash-up of the aforementioned boxing mini-game from Wii Sports with Power Stone. When it finally releases, we&rsquo;re certain Arms will be a knockout.JUST DANCE 2017Come on, admit it &ndash; at the first sight of one of those dancing machines at the local amusement arcade, you&rsquo;re up on that podium like a flash. If that&rsquo;s how you roll, then you&rsquo;ll be well aware that dancing games have long since made the transition to games consoles.The latest in Ubisoft&rsquo;s long line of dancing games, perfect for parties or a full-body workout, comes out on day one. Why&rsquo;s it so interesting? Well, it&rsquo;s not really all that interesting &ndash; but it does round out the list of Switch games you can buy on launch day, so it seems right to include it here. Though this is technically last year&rsquo;s iteration of the Just Dance series, it&rsquo;s still got plenty of hit songs to shake it to, and should benefit from the improved motion-sensing of the Joy-Con (with smartphones acting as extra controllers using a special app, allowing for up to six players).

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