New details on Nintendo's "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" have surfaced and as per reports, the game is assumed to come out next year.

"Breath of the Wild" is set to arrive in Mar. 2017, Game N Guide has learned. As per the publication, the game is supported by both the Nintendo Wii U and the Nintendo Switch, with the latter believed to be an interesting device to run the game and give players a brand new gaming experience. The aforementioned release date of the game is also reportedly the release date of the latter device.

It is added that Nintendo's upcoming game is set to be a larger one, as compared to other "Zelda" games. This is evidenced by enhanced RPG elements to the modern generation console levels, as well as the introduction of voice acting to the game.

In line with the game, Nintendo has also released a gameplay trailer to give players a look at the upcoming game and the kind of experience it offers. According to Polygon, one element in "Breath of the Wild" is the day-to-night cycle, which means players will be able to play the game in both daytime and nighttime settings. To add, players will be able to experience weather changes, as evidenced by fair weather, dark clouds, and lightning bolts.

"Breath of the Wild" also offers an added package, along with the main story mission and the diversity in terms of surroundings. According to The Verge, players can also do various activities in the game, such as battling colossal creatures, snowboarding, collecting artifacts, and solving puzzles, among others.

Published by Nintendo, "The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild" is expected to be released for the Nintendo Wii U in Mar. 2017.