Looks like good news for avid gamers looking to get their hands on Nintendo's upcoming video game console, Switch as they now have one more game for them to delve into once the console hits store shelves in March.

Nintendo Switch's game list comprising all games that are slated to arrive this year has been subject to a slew of rumors and leaks, but Nintendo didn't take too long to unveil the complete list of 2017 games. In addition to "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild," "Skylanders Imaginators," "Super Bomberman R," "1-2-Switch" and "Just Dance 2017," the popular video game console maker recently announced that the top-rated annual sports title of the current console generation is heading to Nintendo Switch with "NBA 2K18."

With no release date associated with the upcoming title, the 2018 installment of the fan favorite basketball simulation video game was initially confirmed for the Big N's upcoming console in September via a 2K tweet. "NBA 2K18" is scheduled to arrive in the UK on March 3.

In addition to the aforesaid games, Nintendo has a slew of other releases yet to be announced. Some of the games that are still in the pipeline include "Sonic Mania," "LEGO City Undercover," "Splatoon 2," "Arms" and "Mario Kart 8 Deluxe," according to Express.

"NBA 2K18" will pack an array of engaging features that allow players to personalize their MyPLAYER, write their own narrative, create their own all-star MyTEAM with brand new card types and prove their mettle by squaring off against players from around the world. But that's not all; 2K Games has bevies of other features up their sleeve which are expected to be unveiled ahead of "NBA 2K18" release date.

Nintendo Switch will be up for grabs from March 3 and the new console is expected to come bearing a price tag of £280 (about $350). Customers in the UK can start pre-ordering Nintendo Switch now.

Leaving hardly any difference between handheld and home console, the screen features capacitive multi-touch capabilities for compatible games. Moreover, it will pack a robust battery that can last for over six hours; however, this may depend on the software and usage conditions.

While on the move, users can charge Nintendo Switch simply by plugging the AC adapter into the console's USB Type-C connector. Furthermore, Switch will boast a mammoth 32GB of internal memory, which can be further expanded with the help of microSDXC card. The game cards will go into a slot at the top of Nintendo Switch.

The Joy-Cons will come with a gyroscope motion sensor and an accelerometer in both sets, facilitating unrestricted left and right motion control.