A few people are expecting a Mario Golf game at some point. Could that be revealed in September and released in December? I think reveal-to-release is long enough for a spin-off, but I don't know if Mario Golf can be classed as a "big holiday game".
@Grumblevolcano I seriously had to remind myself that it is 2019 just now. Somehow my brain reverted back to 2018 for a few minutes. Anyway, yeah, that's what I though.
Still I seriously doubt Nintendo would skip December, even if they had planned for it being Animal Crossing at first, I am sure they will slot something else in there.
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@Grumblevolcano Still I seriously doubt Nintendo would skip December, even if they had planned for it being Animal Crossing at first, I am sure they will slot something else in there.
Probably Mario & Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
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@Grumblevolcano Still I seriously doubt Nintendo would skip December, even if they had planned for it being Animal Crossing at first, I am sure they will slot something else in there.
Probably Mario & Sonic at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
And honestly, with the sheer number of games coming out over the next 3 months, Nintendo could totally get away without any more releases in 2019. I wouldn't be surprised to find out Mario Golf or something smaller like that is coming, but I'm not expecting it. We're already getting Astral Chain, Daemon Ex Machina, Link's Awakening, Luigi's Mansion 3, Mario & Sonic, and Pokemon S/S in under 3 months. Chances are there will be a holiday LABO kit as well. I wouldn't be surprised if we don't get another game release until the end of January/beginning of February
@Grumblevolcano I seriously had to remind myself that it is 2019 just now. Somehow my brain reverted back to 2018 for a few minutes. Anyway, yeah, that's what I though.
It has happened to me 😅
Anyway, perhaps they could put Wind Waker HD in December, as that game has a bit of open world freedom (sailing) that would make (some) people think of Breath of the Wild. So it'll be as a marketing for Breath of the Wild and the game itself.
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Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity
Another prediction I've thought of that hasn't been mentioned is a new update for Mario Maker 2 so like more stuff added to the styles that were in the original games, the reintroduction of amiibo costumes, a new game style, etc.
The Wii U Mario Maker got some post-launch updates and I'd guess Mario Maker 2 has this structure too though more of them as Nintendo hasn't announced the Switch's successor yet.
I feel as though I'm content going forward with Directs.
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29 minutes? Wowie zowie. I wonder if there'll be a focus on a handful of award-winning standouts? Or will this be a sizzle reel of several above-average or well-received indies? I'm mildly interested, if only too see the possibilities for future releases from Limited Run, Super Rare, Strictly Limited, First Press, Play-Asia, Red Art, iam8bit, Fangamer, Skybound, Wired Productions, Special Reserve, Dispatch Games, yadda yadda yadda.
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@IceClimbers Yeah with Cuphead announced in the last indie presentation followed by New Super Lucky's Tale at E3, Ori in the Indie World presentation and then Rare Replay in the next normal Direct seems like a reasonable guess.
Microsoft would also benefit from the extra Ori hype as the sequel is their next 1st party game for XB1 and PC after Gears 5.
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