Nintendo Switch™ - Official site – Nintendo gaming system

The Nintendo switch can be used anytime, anywhere and can be converted quickly from the home console to a portable system. So whatever you like, you have more time to play your favorite games.

The Nintendo switch was released on March 3, 2017 and is the second product of Nintendo in the eighth generation of home game machines. Prior to being officially announced, the code name of this system was "Nintendo NX". It is a hybrid device that can be used as a home console for inserting a Nintendo switch dock connected to a TV, as a stand on a table with a stand, or as a portable console like a tablet. There are two detachable wireless controllers called Joy-Con that can be used alone or attached to the handle to provide a more traditional game pad configuration. Joy - Cons both improves the gaming experience using motion sensors and HD Rumble, a haptic feedback system from Nintendo. However, Amiibo 's analog joystick is equipped with an NFC reader and an infrared sensor on the right side Joy - Con. The Nintendo Switch Pro controller is a traditional style controller like a game cube.

Nintendo's new home video game system, Nintendo switch will be introduced. In addition to providing single and multiplayer games at home, the Nintendo switch system can be used anytime anytime, anytime anywhere, allowing players to enjoy the full home console experience anytime anywhere. The mobility of handheld devices now increases the capabilities of home gaming systems and the two new Joy - Con controllers bring new gaming style to date.

In October 2016, Secret Trailer of Nintendo Switch released Skyrim's gameplay to the console. At that time, Bethesda showed the trailer using this game, it was not officially released on the Nintendo switch. On January 13, 2017, Todd Howard officially approved that this game will be the first Elder Scrolls game released on the Nintendo platform for the first time on the Nintendo switch, becoming the first Bethesda certified game. Nintendo home console for NES Home in 1991 only. At Bethesda's E3 2017 show, it became clear that the Nintendo Switch version supports Amiibo and Joy-Con Motion Control.