I just want localized versions of 2, 4 and a Switch version of 5.
I don't care if they're digital only either. I'd prefer physical copies, but I just need more Fatal Frame.
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Nintendo E3 2019 plans detailed: Nintendo Direct on Tuesday 6/11 @ 9AM PT + Treehouse Live and Tournaments
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I don't care if they're digital only either. I'd prefer physical copies, but I just need more Fatal Frame.
Good effort!
11. They better be there or else... well, I'll just wait another year I guess. But whilst sulking.
12. I really don't think we'll see 3DS ports on Switch - 3D World makes so much sense though.
14. I think we've seen all we're seeing of Pokemon for the time being.
15. I think so too, but it'll be quite short.
18 and 22. I think it's one or the other personally, but would love to see both obviously!
23. It would surely be a 2020 title, so can't see it appearing here.
In terms of additions, I have three....
1. GTA V - I think it would be easy money for Rockstar, and the time is right.
2. Ori and the Blind Forest
3. Rare to feature multiple titles (I'm thinking Rare Replay, Goldeneye remake, something Banjo and maybe even N64 Classic edition)
Tom Nook: "People keep asking me if I'm back. Now? Yeah. I'm thinkin' I'm back" *stabs isabelle*
This thread was for the announcement of the Direct.
The new thread is for the Direct, to react during it, and to talk about it afterward.
Not to unnecessarily further build up hype (even more than it is already, anyway), but I have a really, really good feeling about this presentation... more optimism than in the past 5 years, honestly.
2019 has been billed as a big year for Nintendo by multiple sources. I think it's fair to say that we all hoped that would mean a nicely spread out 12 months of big releases, but alas, it didn't turn out that way. The second half of the year though... it could be the best we've ever seen.
2019 has been billed as a big year for Nintendo by multiple sources. I think it's fair to say that we all hoped that would mean a nicely spread out 12 months of big releases, but alas, it didn't turn out that way. The second half of the year though... it could be the best we've ever seen.
Nothing about that is even remotely sensible. Some of you take your cynicism/"being reasonable" to ridiculous levels
So if that Amazon JP listing for Link's Awakening is real... then that leaves December wide open. I can't imagine anything but Animal Crossing launching there, so that suggests there will be no delay.
This one will probably be locked soon.
This one will probably be locked soon.
Assuming no delays having LM3, AC, Mainline Pokemon and a Zelda remake is a pretty big year and these are all known Titles already.
I think the big surprises will be mostly 3rd party stuff and maybe a early 2020 game gets dropped but I'd temper my expectations in terms of content from Nintendo
How come? There's an entire list of games confirmed to come out this year that we know next to nothing about. The Direct will be filled with them.
They always announce 1-2 new first party games at E3. Every single year. And often announce new indie games.
I think the general sentiment is right (most of the Direct will be about previously announced stuff) but the "99%" is hyperbole.
Surely he'd be protecting Isabelle on account of her being a dog.
Yep I agree. It'll be somewhere around the 70% mark in my opinion.
Wait there's a cut-off date for getting the stylus on ordering the digital version? I thought that runs until releaseday.
The 99% was clearly a figure of speech I think. No one is going to calculate the ratio (hopefully lol). I took it to mean a large majority of already known titles with one to three surprises thrown in.
oh we're moving to a new thread? quite the embarrassment for nintendoEra that we couldn't get this thread to 300 pages.
Let's move discussion to the new thread now. It's close! https://www.resetera.com/threads/ni...d-by-request-of-nintendo’s-legal-team.122434/
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