Nintendo Switch Can Easily Port Certain Games Over To The Console; Nintendo Switch Pre-orders Reopened, But Sold Out Right Away [VIDEO]

While the initial launch lineup of games for the Nintendo Switch is still quite vague, several Nintendo Switch updates suggest that some huge titles could be on the way. Also, new information about the upcoming console's specs has revealed that the gaming system can easily port certain video games.

As the Nintendo Switch is powered by a custom NVIDIA chip, game developers can easily port over any video titles over to the console that are developed with a PC base. While a number of Xbox One and PS4 games are on its way, game enthusiasts can expect more ports further down the line, according to Express.

As stated by the Japanese video game designer Shigeru Miyamoto, the third-party ports could possibly start from autumn onwards. Wherein, gaming fans will find out more information during the E3 2017 gaming expo.

On the other hand, a Best Buy rep made it known that the Nintendo Switch pre-orders re-open. Nevertheless, the units sold out quickly, and the stocks for Nintendo's soon to be released gaming system are no longer available, Game Spot reported.

Apparently, the Nintendo Switch appears to be a hunting game where frustrations are everywhere. At any rate, there is a consolation behind the tech company's promise that they are increasing production for the console.

Pre-orders of the Nintendo Switch are looking good so far for the tech giant, but not for displeased hopefuls. In spite of that, Nintendo has to cope with the high demand before the Nintendo Switch will officially launch on March 3.

According to Forbes, Nintendo's upcoming gaming console seems to be on cloud nine, even if the Nintendo Switch release date is basically an experiment for the tech company. Most gaming systems often rolled out during the Holidays when spending is higher.

That being the case, Nintendo Switch's versatility is where it prides itself, as the gaming system has the capability of being hooked up to a TV and can be utilized in multiple modes on the go.

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