A well-known Nintendo leaker claims that the June Direct confirmed by the company will not happen this week
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With Ubisoft Forward the initial calendar of events included in the Summer Game Fest, so now we must focus our attention on the broadcast that remains to be revealed in this month of June: the great Nintendo Direct of the year that will show all the new features coming to the Nintendo Switch catalog in the next few months. The company has already confirmed that it will be held this month, prior to the reveal of Nintendo Switch 2, although It is not close.
This is stated by one of the best-known leakers in the Nintendo environment, @phluttilippewho states that during The Nintendo Direct will not take place this week. During the E3 era, it was common for Nintendo to announce its big news in the second week of June, but with the death of the Los Angeles fair, the Japanese company’s plans changed radically. Without going further, The 2023 Nintendo Direct was held on June 21. In fact, the user points to the end of this month, so the move could be repeated.
So, we will have to wait for official communication on the part of the big N in this sense, but everything indicates that There are still a couple of weeks left to define which games will be the protagonists on Nintendo Switch in the remainder of 2024 and early 2025. Of course, we will be there to inform you of absolutely everything that is announced.
What can the new Nintendo Direct announce?
Given that Nintendo itself has already ruled out any type of information regarding the next generation, a name appears on the horizon that should capture all the attention of the event: Metroid Prime 4. The title aims to close the hybrid console’s catalog, making it a perfect opportunity for it to see the light of day once and for all. Furthermore, for some time now it has been rumored new remasters of Zelda titlesalthough surely there should be more unknown surprises.
For now we will have to wait until Nintendo gives a date for the Nintendo Direct celebration to begin defining the names that may be relevant to the event, the latest exclusive to Nintendo Switch.
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