Nintendo Switch May Be A 'Game Changer' With Its Spectacular Motion Control
Nintendo has always tried to bring up something new whenever it has brought a new console. The company has not failed to do the same with its latest Nintendo Switch. The hybrid gaming console saw the lights of day in October this year.
But Nintendo didn't focus on revealing its specs and features in the event. Well, the console seems to be overrated than the expectations associated with it, as GameStop recently claimed that it is equipped with a revolutionary Motion Control attribute which will thrill all the gamers with its spectacular impact.
According to GamesNGuide, The CEO of GameStop Paul Raines is the first person to announce the insight of this extraordinary motion control. He said when he was playing with Nintendo Switch, he was stunned and blown away with the capabilities of the hybrid console.
He said that this extreme attribute will allow the gamers to bring out the sense of motion in gaming and simultaneously they will be able to take the taste of a real-time gaming experience. He was so impressed with the console that he further added that Nintendo Switch will be a game changer which would prove to be an essential content in attracting more audience to gaming.
As per GameSpot, after the Wii U performance disaster, retailer GameStop appears to be optimistic about Nintendo's Switch console. However, Nintendo is expected to reveal all the specs associated with this tremendous console when it will have the news event for Nintendo Switch in January 2017. The company is also expected to announce the console's price and other lineups in the same event.
Nintendo is expected to open the gates for Nintendo Switch's worldwide sales by March 2017. GameStop also suggested that The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild may be unveiled officially in March alongside the console.
However, the confirmation of this is still awaited from Nintendo's side. Gaming geeks need to wait for a while to get this superlative hybrid console Nintendo Switch in their hands.
