Gamers are excited to get their hands on the Nintendo Switch on March 3 (and too bad if you were not able to place a preorder). We've heard about the first impressions of experts, but all we've learned is how the $300 console performs with The Legend of Zelda: Breath of The Wild, the only game which came with the test units.
Gamers might still be wondering what video game titles can they play on the Nintendo Switch? Before the leaf of the calendar turns to March 3, let us give you an idea so you can start claiming that Nintendo ID and so you know what titles are worth your time when you undock that hybrid console and switch it to its max settings for some fun.
Nintendo Switch Launch Games
There will not be a lot of game titles to enjoy when the Nintendo Switch officially hits the market on March 3. In fact, you can count the Switch launch day game titles with your fingers and two toes unless the lineup will still be tweaked.
1. The Legend of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild
2. 1-2-Switch
3. Super Bomberman R
4. I Am Setsuna
5. Just Dance 2017
6. Human Resource Machine
7. Skylanders: Imaginators
8. World Of Goo
9. Little Inferno
10. Snipperclips - Cut It Out, Together!
11. Fast RMX
12. Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove
Complete List Of Nintendo Switch Post-Launch Games
1001 Spikes (Nicalis, TBC)
Arcade Archives (Hamster, TBC)
ARMS (Spring 2017)
Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth+ (Nicalis, March 2017)
Cave Story (Nicalis, TBC)
Celeste (Matt Thorson, 2017)
Constructor (System 3, TBC)
Cube Life: Island Survival (Cypronia, TBC)
Disgaea 5 Complete (NIS America, Spring 2017)
Dragon Quest Heroes I and II (Square Enix, TBC)
Dragon Quest X (Square Enix, TBC)
Dragon Quest XI (Square Enix, TBC)
Dragonball Xenoverse 2 (Namco Bandai, TBC)
EA Sports FIFA (EA, TBC)
Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (Bethesda, late 2017)
Farming Simulator (Focus Home Interactive, TBC)
Fire Emblem Warriors (autumn 2017)
Graceful Explosion Machine (Vertex Pop, TBC)
Has Been Heroes (Frozenbyte, March 2017)
LEGO City Undercover (Warner Bros, April 7th)
LEGO Worlds (TT Games, TBC)
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (April 28)
Minecraft: Story Mode - The Compete Adventure (Telltale Games, TBC)
Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom (FDG Entertainment, 2017)
NBA 2K18 (2K, September 2017)
New 'Tales of' RPG (Namco BandaiTBC)
New Fire Emblem (2018)
New Shin Megami Tensei (Atlas, Western release unconfirmed)
New Travis Touchdown game (Suda 51 / Grasshopper, TBC)
Pokémon Stars (late 2017)
Project Octopath Traveller (Square Enix, TBC)
Project Sonic 2017 (SEGA, late 2017)
Puyo Puyo Tetris (SEGA, April 28th)
Rayman Legends: Definite Edition (Ubisoft, TBC)
Redout (34BigThings, TBC)
Rime (Tequila Works, May 2017)
Seasons of Heaven (AnyAny Productions, TBC)
Snake Pass (Sumo Digital, early 2017)
Sonic Mania (SEGA, Spring 2017)
Splatoon 2 (Summer 2017)
Splatoon 2 demo global testfire (March 24th-26th)
Stardew Valley (Chucklefish Games, TBC)
State of Mind (Daedalic Entertainment, TBC)
Steep (Ubisoft, TBC)
Super Mario Odyssey (Holiday 2017)
Syberia 3 (Microids, TBC)
Taiko Drum Master (Namco Bandai, TBC)
Troll and I (Spiral House / Maximum games, Spring 2017)
Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers (Capcom, TBC)
Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap (DotEmu, 2017)
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 (TBC)
How To Get Nintendo Switch Games Discount
As much as gamers want to grab all the games, it's not easy in the pocket because each game, on average, will cost about $60. If you want to get discounts on Nintendo Switch games, you can preorder the titles you want and you can save some money by doing so.
If you're an Amazon Prime subscriber, you can actually get a 20 percent discount off the cost of Switch game titles. The same is true for members of Best Buy's Gamers Club Unlocked.
How To Preorder Nintendo Switch
A lot of gamers are struggling to preorder the hybrid console of Nintendo. Offers will pop up on websites of major retailers, but they're gone in a blink.
It might help if you will set alerts for the preorder pages of sellers such as Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, and Target.
