Yesterday was a big day for
Nintendo and an even bigger day for Nintendo fans. And while Nintendo didn't have the flashiest conference, they did announce some interesting reveals.
New characters to
Super Smash Bros. were announced, an old WII game is being remastered, and a Splatoon 3 was confirmed, just to name a few of the big-ticket items dropped during the event.
If you missed the
memes and reactions, or want to read a more
in-depth recap, we've got you covered.
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The Outer Wilds will release on Switch in the summer of 2021.
2
Vault Hunters on the go rejoice! Tales from the Borderlands comes to the Switch on March 24th 2021.
3
Hyrule Warriors Age of Calamity is getting an expansion pass. It’s still not the BOTW news that Zelda fans were looking for, but the content could help flesh out the world of Hyrule and its storyl.
4
Special Skyward Sword themed joycons were announced to be released along side Skyward Sword on July 16th.
5
Super Smash Bros Gets New Characters Pyra and Mythra from Xenoblade Chronicles 2 join the Super Smash Bros roster in March.
6
Fall Guys, the gaming sensation that’s been sweeping the nation comes to Switch in Summer 2021.
7
Ninja Gaiden comes to Switch, the Ninja Gaiden franchise had only been on Xbox and Playstation until now but on June 10th all 3 NInja Gaiden games will be remastered in HD and put on the Switch.
8
Square Enix decided to give JRPG lovers something to look forward to in what seems to be a spiritual successor to Octopath Traveler when they announced Project Triangle Strategy to be released in 2022, while alsu uploading a demo to the Switch store today.
9
Star Wars Hunter, a free to play team based multiplayer title that’s set between Return of The Jedi and Force Awakens releases in 2021 for the Switch.
10
No More Heroes 3 releases on Switch August 27th 20921.,
11
The Legend of Mana is getting a remaster that will be coming to the Switch at some point.
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Breath of The Wild 2 No big news for BOTW 2 today, even though Zelda’s 35th anniversary is close, Nintendo haws only promised to reveal more information later this year.
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Skyward Sword on the Switch On July 16th of this year, Skyward Sword will be making its way to the Switch, with full motion control support for gamers that played it on the Wii.
