What games are Nintendo showing at E3 2019? Freshly minted Nintendo of America President Doug Bowser has said that “Games available this holiday season will be the focus of our booth”, as has been the case for the last few years.
Show attendees will have the chance to get their hands on Pokémon Sword and Shield, The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, Luigi's Mansion 3 and Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order - all playable on the show floor, plus 'more' that haven't been announced. Tantalising!
Below we've collected everything we expect the Kyoto company to bring to the show, plus big third-party Switch titles and a few games that will likely arrive next year or beyond that might make an appearance at this year's show.
We've also added a section for the biggest rumours doing the rounds at the very end. Some may be spurious or wishful thinking, but with Sony and Microsoft signing 'memorandums of understanding' and the Microsoft console-exclusive Cuphead coming to Switch, nothing is totally impossible.
Without further ado, let's all jump aboard the E3 Hype Train...
Animal Crossing: New Horizons (Switch)
The big one. Scheduled for this holiday season, we're itching to find out more about this one following its reveal last September. We know almost nothing about it, with no gameplay or details revealed except its existence by the racoon we all love to hate, Tom Nook. While we wait for a deluge of juicy deets in Tuesday's Nintendo Direct, here's the reveal trailer again to whet your appetite:
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Pokémon Sword and Shield (Switch)
With the upcoming Pokémon Sword and Shield now confirmed for launch on 15th November, it's also been confirmed to be playable on the show floor. Expect lots of hands-on details involving dynamaxed Pocket Monsters, the Breath of the Wild-alike landscapes and the best newly-revealed Pokémon, Corviknight. Yep, he's definitely the best, so there. Check out the video below with the lovely Alex and Zion discussing the recent Pokémon Direct to see just how excited we are:
Super Mario Maker 2 (Switch)
With the game arriving on 28th June, you can be sure that this'll be on the showfloor. There's an invitational tournament streaming on Saturday 8th June from 11:00 PT (14:00 EST / 19:00 BST / 20:00 CET) which pits members of the Mario Maker community against the best courses Nintendo Treehouse could come up with. With the game so close to launch, we don't expect Nintendo to spend much time (if any) on it in the Direct itself, unless of course there's some stunning new detail to reveal like Super Mario Bros. 2 DLC ‘playstyle’ or Waluigi mode which turns everything purple.
Astral Chain (Switch)
Coming from PlatinumGames, the makers of Bayonetta, this is shaping up to be a tasty little treat fusing the outlandish combat of the witch's gameplay with grittier, neon drizzled environments. You take control of two characters at the same time here, both members of a special police task force that has assembled to combat an alien threat. Directed by Takahisa Taura, the designer of the acclaimed Nier:Automata, it's scheduled for release at the end of August, so we wouldn't be surprised to see this in a playable form at the show. At the very least, you can expect to get a shed-load of new details.
Daemon X Machina (Switch)
Still scheduled for release this year, a playable demo of this third-person shooter was released in February which left many gamers a little underwhelmed. Developer Marvelous has supposedly taken much of the feedback they received onboard and we'd hope to get an update on the game's progress. It certainly looks the part, with players controlling huge mechs and causing chaos - let's hope the gameplay can be tweaked to match the frenetic energy of the visuals.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses (Switch)
Another game scheduled to release soon, we'll be playing Fire Emblem: Three Houses come the end of July. As such, we don't expect a huge focus on it at E3 - more details, certainly, but the complexity of Fire Emblem's systems and narrative doesn't lend itself to huge presentations or a noisy show floor. A little hands-on time would still be welcome, though; we can't wait to try out the game's new interactable battlefield elements and discover the relationships between the characters and factions of the game's large cast. Raise the drawbridge!
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (Switch)
This adorable-looking remake of the Game Boy original had us salivating from the moment we saw it in motion. It's playable at the show and you can be sure we'll be getting more details about the changes that have been made to update the 1993 original. Multiplayer? Launch date? Plasticine-looking amiibo line? We can't wait to find out more.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate DLC
Yep, we've already had Challenger Pack #1, but there are four more to come and we expect #2 to drop very soon. Rumours abound as to who it could be, with the smart money being on a Dragon Quest tie-in. The Banjo-Kazooie rumours just won't go away, either, although perhaps that is simply wishful thinking on the part of old-school Rareware fans. Regardless, we expect to find out very soon indeed.
Luigi's Mansion 3 (Switch)
Believe it or not, this second sequel is the series' HD debut (the first game was a GameCube launch title and the second came to 3DS). This cute spook-em-up sees Luigi once again confronting ghouls in - you guessed it - a mansion and it's looking absolutely beautiful from what we've seen so far. A mid-October release in time for Halloween seems like a no-brainer, but we'll have to wait and see what Nintendo has in store.
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order (Switch)
Playable at the show (and in Best Buys across the US), this exclusive sequel was a surprise announcement when Nintendo revealed it, with Team Ninja on development duties. A reboot rather than a strict follow-on, you needn't worry if you missed out on the two previous entries of the action RPG series and you may recognise the cast from those little arthouse films Marvel have been putting out every so often - the characters' appearances are heavily inspired by their MCU counterparts. It's coming out on 19th July, so while it will likely not be a focus in the Direct, you can be sure it'll pop up on the Treehouse stream.
Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer Featuring The Legend of Zelda (Switch eShop)
This indie rhythm roguelike crossover carries the ungainly official title of Cadence of Hyrule - Crypt of the NecroDancer Featuring The Legend of Zelda and it's coming out in June. There are rumours that it could drop early during the show itself, but regardless, we're sure it'll feature somewhere. Combining the original procedurally-generated dungeon crawling of Brace Yourself Games' Crypt of the NecroDancer with a Link to the Past/Minish Cap visual style, plus that infectious Zelda music, we're desperate to get this downloaded ASAP. Not long to go...
Bayonetta 3 (Switch)
A bit more in the 'maybe' category, this one. We've only really seen a logo for this sequel to Hideki Kamiya's intricate and critically-acclaimed hack and slash action adventure starring the eponymous witch, and we certainly don't expect the game to release this year, but some gameplay footage and more details from developer PlatinumGames would be very welcome. The company won't want to take the limelight away from Astral Chain, but we'd expect to hear something about this Nintendo exclusive this year.
Little Town Hero (Switch eShop)
A Game Freak game that isn't Pokémon? Curious! Giga Wrecker Alt. might not have set the world alight, but this developer’s output is invariably interesting and the reveal trailer for Town has us intrigued. With Pokémon Sword and Shield hogging the limelight, we don't expect a huge blowout of details on Town - then again, Pokémon is always casting a big shadow, so some more footage and a proper title would help this turn-based RPG get a little attention of its own.
Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition (Switch)
While it may be a port of a game released in Japan two years ago, this looks like it'll earn that addendum to its already cumbersome title and truly be the 'definitive edition' when it releases at the end of July. It'll include optional orchestral music, new plot points, and a 16-bit graphical mode similar to the one in the Japanese-only 3DS version which enables you to flip between the two graphical styles. As one of the most beloved RPG series in gaming, the release of any DQ game is cause for celebration, and this one is shaping up to be a real winner on Switch.
Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair (Switch)
The freshly announced 2.5D sequel to Playtonic's crowdfunded success, the original 3D platformer was a spiritual successor to the Rareware platformers of old. We wouldn't be surprised to see this new game crop up at some point during the show. It appears to be channelling the Donkey Kong Country series and from what we've seen it's another fine effort from the British studio of Rare veterans. One to keep an eye on, for sure.
DOOM Eternal (Switch eShop)
Following the shock of the 'impossible' port of DOOM courtesy of Panic Button, the studio is back again bringing Bethesda's blood-pumping, appendages-out FPS to Switch. This time, however, it's releasing day-and-date with other platforms and it'll surely benefit from being a target platform from the very beginning of development. The first game was an utter joy, partially enhanced by the sheer surprise of having it running really well on a handheld system. It raised the bar for Switch ports and we're eager to discover if this sequel can match it. We'd wager it'll take that bar, rip it from its housing and deposit it pointy-end-first into an imp's eye socket.
Wolfenstein: Youngblood (Switch)
Panic Button's been busy again with a Bethesda shooter, and we're similarly excited to see if this Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus spin-off game can live up to the excellence of BJ's debut Switch outing. Developed by MachineGames, here you play as his daughters and journey to Paris to find him. It's set in an alternative 1980s, so expect plenty of nostalgic nods and strange historical juxtapositions when this arrives at the end of July.
Dragon Quest Builders 2 (Switch)
This has been out in Japan since December last year and is coming to the rest of the world on 12th July. Therefore, there's no reason this won't be playable at E3 2019 and if its sandbox gameplay is anything like as fun as the original game, we'll be very happy to see it.
Oninaki (Switch)
An action RPG from Tokyo RPG Factory (the developer behind I Am Setsuna and Lost Sphear), Oninaki was revealed in the February Nintendo Direct broadcast but that's pretty much all we've seen from it so far. It's scheduled to be released this summer, so we'd expect a huge info drop at E3 - the reveal trailer certainly looked intriguing.
Rumours!!!
As is customary around E3 (or any other time of the year, frankly), the rumour mill is working overtime. We could see a sequel to Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle from Ubisoft. Perhaps we'll get to try out Mario Kart Tour following its closed public beta a few weeks back. Anything from Retro Studios would be wonderful, although it's still too early to expect Metroid Prime 4 news.
However, recent developments with companies you could never imagine talking to each other have led to speculation reaching fever pitch. Didn't you know? Banjo's coming to Smash. The Master Chief Collection is also on its way to Switch, as is Rare Replay and GoldenEye 007. The Witcher 3 is also a dead cert for Switch port...
The list of rumours goes on and on, and it's hard to discount many of them, certainly when taken in isolation. We live in stange times, and Cuphead coming to Switch shows that doors we assumed would always be locked shut can very easily be opened given the appropriate business circumstances. So while it's important to keep expectations in check, we can also expect E3 2019 to throw us a few curveballs.
Not a bad lineup, and that's only the big ones we know about! A few surprise showings and the customary 'one more thing' and E3 2019 is shaping up to be a very good one for Nintendo. What are you looking forward to the most? Let us know with a comment below.
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So many games 😱😍
Personally, I'm really excited for Shantae 5. Despite the misstep that was Half-Genie Hero, it's still one of my favorite series, and WayForward is one of the most consistently excellent indie devs out there.
Also excited for more on Astral Chain. And release dates for a whole slew of games.
The biggun, though, is Animal Crossing. We've seen nothing, and I'm incredibly excited to find out what new features are in store. New Leaf was a massive improvement on the formula, and I hope the Switch entry represents a similarly large step forward.
Metroid Prime Trilogy please!!
I'm sure Tom Nook on Animal Crossing Switch will have a role as CEO of property and housing. 🤔
He took away Mortimer position from Nintendo Direct last September 2018.
Looking forward to Luigi's Mansion 3!
All these people treatint MP Trilogy like a never released before game
Bro its $15 on wiiu
If banjo is coming to smash, surely that means a banjo kazoki game is coming to switch? I have my fingers crossed!
Realistic things I’m looking forward to: Animal Crossing gameplay, new Smash character/s, Cadence “shadow drop”, Doom Eternal release date
Far off hopes: SNES games coming to Switch online (first batch and second batch will include: Super Mario World, Link to the Past, Super Metroid, Donkey Kong Country) Metroid Prime Trilogy on Switch
There needs to be some Samus representation on Switch. Only the first Metroid available for NES online. Hope that can change.
I am never going to have money am I?
Money Tree. Need one.
Phew that's a lot of games. I'm not expecting anything new to be revealed but honestly with so much coming up i really don't mind.
@PBandSmelly what a silly comment. I had it on WiiU when I actually HAD a WiiU. I want it on the switch, you know, the system I currently have.
But hmmmm, by your logic, maybe I should just get it on the Wii! Or GAMECUBE!!!
Didn't know Gru was apart of Yooka-Laylee. So many waiting get while others waiting for more info on.
Dying for info on Astral Chain, a single trailer was enough for it to place itself straight at the top of my most anticipated games.
The game page on the E-Shop mentions multiplayer, i hope they will elaborate on this.
Doom Eternal is another that i am really dying to try, tough i am still debating on which system i should get it for. PC is the best way to play it obviously, but it devaulates pretty quickly, so i am tempted by the switch port for portability and Gyro and then get it on PC when it has a significant discount.
Y'know, unless it has one of those hideous "DOWNLOAD REQUIRED" on the box art, i really don't need that in my life.
As for "hopes" SMT V is a gimme, and i am pretty curious as to what game Nintendo saved from the grave.
E3 genuinely keeps me excited like Christmas did as a kid. There are so many awesome potential games. I would love to see the Witcher as I’ve been itching to play that, and there are so many first-party Nintendo titles.
I’m buying two Switch vouchers a month in anticipation for the wave of must-have games!
@cmack Whose fault is it that you got rid of the Wii U?
i need one more trailer for UA3 with the final roster and potential DLC
Luigi's mansion 3 i need a release date astral chain looks amazing and links awaking should be good and of course pookemon sword and shield despit that direct i want morrrrre
@frogopus i would honestly eat that up lol just imagine i think there needs to be a final fantasy warrior style game
@frogopus Fireballs, hammers, boots, spiky hats. Mario Warriors would be pretty interesting.
@Crono1973 no one's. Your point?
PBandSmelly20 minutes ago
All these people treatint MP Trilogy like a never released before game
Bro its $15 on wiiu
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@PBandSmelly True - but this will be a high def AND portable version. Plus, there is every change they will add some tweaks and surprises to keep the MP fever going for the new one. I'll be a day one buyer.
@frogopus
I think Mario Warrior, i mean Samurai Mario will be interesting twist.
Like Yokai Watch Sangokushi 3DS, Yokai Watch in Romance of Three Kingdoms.
The Spinning movement from Super Mario Galaxy has a potential to become Spinning spear or katana by Samurai Mario.
Halo on switch sounds like a dream. I love the halo series so much i would buy mcc in a heart beat on the switch. i would have then on xbox, soon to be pc, then maybe switch. Although it will still probably only happen in a dream.
I know this fizzled out but please release spyro the dragon on switch!
@cmack Wouldn't it be your fault that you got rid of your Wii U?
@frogopus Oddball indeed, but i can't say the idea doesn't excite me a bit IF this hypothetical game featured characters from the spin-offs.
Y'know, Fawful, Dimentio, Rawk hawk etc. I honestly just want any excuse to see more of those guys.
MOTHER 1-3 collection.
Yep.
I would love wind waker, mario 3D world, witcher 3 or nier automata ported.
I am hoping for Bayonetta 3 news or gameplay trailer. I would probably cry from happiness.
@Ooccoo_Jr theres no chance nothing new is revealed
How can you miss off Killer Queen Black!?!?
Really looking forward to Daemon X Machina and seeing how it's developing.
Also Super Monkey Ball...
Astral Chain - yup
Zelda - of course
Smash dlc - cool
Bayonetta - BIG YUP
Metroid (news?) I can dream
Oninaki - interested
@dartmonkey WHAT IS THIS CORVIKNIGHT YOU SPEAK OF. THE WOOLOO GODS WILL HAVE YOUR SOUL BAAAAAAAAA
There are so many games already announced that need more information and gameplay shown off that I'm not expecting much from reveals. I'm super hyped to see Animal Crossing, Super Mario Maker 2, Fire Emblem: Three Houses, Link's Awakening, Luigi's Mansion 3, Pokemon Sword/Shield, Astral Chain, DOOM Eternal, and The Last of Us: Part 2. So yeah, most of this list I'm drooling over. Hopefully we'll get some cool reveals like a Super Mario Party 2, Mario Golf, Mario & Luigi game, something of those sorts. If not, no biggie.
I WANT PIKMIN 4.
Writing it in capitals will not makes its reveal any quicker.
Kingdom battle 2
That’s an awesome list of games. I’m gonna wear out another pair of joy-cons this year.
Luigi's Mansion!!!
Can't wait for what they have for us in store!
@Crono1973 thanks for clarifying, lol. What does that have to do with asking for a port on the Switch?
If Rare Replay comes to Switch, it might include the DKC trilogy and DK64 games.
There are some good things coming.
@cmack If you really want to play it, get a Wii U and play it. ...or you can continue port begging just to see yourself type.
Golden eye 007 please.
Animal Crossing, animal crossing, animal crossing.
and everything else too!
what a great time to be a nintendo fan!
I think Ori will be coming to Switch next from MS...
What I want from Nintendo's E3:
@rhyeee3216 I’ve never had any interest in the Warriors games but my lord, a Final Fantasy one would have me on board. That or Pokémon but I can’t see that happening.
Shin Megami Tensei 5 is probably too far away, so Animal Crossing is the only thing that matters to me.
Also wishing for Metroid Prime Trilogy please, and Mario Galaxy HD Double Pack!
I hear writing PIKMIN 4 in capitals makes it a reality!!! Come on my little friends! Show yourselves
@Dartmonkey Not to be "that guy" but, the "beautiful" in the Luigi's Mansion 3 section is missing tge "i". Excellent write-up buddy. I enjoyed it alot.
Animal Crossing is all I really care about.
@cmack why did you sell your Wii U?
@Prof_Yoshtonics Got it - cheers 😄
@Elithal I love Wooloo! 3.5 hours at 135°c, dollop of mint jelly? Magic! 😉
I hope we get a demo on Astral Chain and more info on Daemon X Machina. The demo was a bit rough but the game has potential.
Purely from a port perspective, I’d be stoked if any these get announced:
Always an exciting time. Can't wait to see what rumors shake out
I am 100% optimistic that we'll see from Arika an Endless Ocean 3 game with soundtrack this time from Enya.
All I care about is Banjo in Smash and hopefully a new Banjo-Threeie (not a N n B sequel) game, preferably on both the Xbox One and the Switch... Gamerscore comes first, always. Portability second... unless the previously ‘leaked’ rumors are true and they announce that Xbox will be playable on your Switch as of (insert date)... then it will be the best of both worlds and won’t even matter!
...and I lied... I also care about and can’t wait to see the new Luigi’s Mansion 3 as well as Link’s Awakening.
Im so I'm insanely hyped this year. Can't wait to see some more info on links awakening, and get a release date. Seeing some more astral chain gameplay will be cool too. The only thing that'll make this the best e3 ever is a prime trilogy announcement
@PBandSmelly most people don't have a WiiU and it was made for the WII. The WiiU has a digital buy for those that don't have it.
But a new release with updated graphics is what most people want.
@DeathByLasagna Mario golf would be epic and a new Mario 2d game.
I still want a Switch Sports game. Not any of these that's on the Switch now. They are all pretty cheap made.
@Crono1973 not sure why you are so offended by someone saying what they hope to be announced @ e3. Especially when that’s what the article is about. Maybe it’s you that likes to “see yourself type”?
@Starcakes : I've played DOOM on Switch first and I have only just bought a gaming PC recently, and bought DOOM for that too.
For the life of me, I cannot understand how people can whine and moan about the supposed inferiorities of the Switch version. The Switch version is an incredible achievement (half the game being left off the cartridge notwithstanding), and as great as the PC version is, the lower frame rate of the Switch version and any other inconsequential omissions hardly detract from the experience.
Between PC and Switch, I would absolutely prefer the Switch version of DOOM Eternal, if only the full game is on cartridge, and no more of this multiplayer-content-download crap that Bethesda pulled on us the last time. I no longer have faith in Bethesda, but IF pigs fly and DOOM Eternal is provided in full on cartridge, I will buy both the Switch and PC versions (limited editions of both, if available) on day one. Otherwise, I will wait for only the PC version to become bargain bin fodder. As much as I love DOOM and Wolfenstein, I am very unhappy with Bethesda's treatment of the Switch retail releases. Hell, I'm happy to pay more for the Switch versions than the PC versions, but who's listening?
If I am going to download a large portion of a game, I'd rather grab it on PC where I can back up the data to a Blu-ray disc, and Lord knows that the Steam shop will be around a lot longer than the Switch eShop.
Two words: Animal Crossing.
Really can't wait for more astral chain and I know people want metroid prime trilogy and I'm one of them but would like to see it with vr support but not for labo oh no I want a special edition with a samus helmet I could stick my switch into and saying that a switch with a better screen for vr and just in general
Other Switch games announced thus far:
> Ghostbusters Remastered
> SpongeBob Squarepants Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated
> Ni No Kuni: The Wrath of the White Witch
> Yooka Laylee and the Impossible Lair
> Darksiders: Genesis
> Harvest Moon: Mad Dash
> Vampire The Masquerade game
> The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt (rumored => pretty much guaranteed)
> Spyro Dragon Collection (rumored)
Nothing too big thus far.
@westman98
"Ni No Kuni: The Wrath of the White Witch"
"Spyro Dragon Collection"
What?!
That Ni no Kuni from PS3 and Sypro from PS4 ??
i hope doom eternal gets a release date.
@Anti-Matter
Ni No Kuni 1 us being ported to the Switch. It is also getting a remaster (i.e.4K port) on PS4/PC.
With this list, E3 2019 already seems more promising than last year's E3. Definitely can't wait!
I had forgotten about Town, so I'm glad that it was mentioned here.
I don't expect many big 1st party game announcements at E3. Nintendo will probably hold off most of their major announcements for the inevitable September 2019 and February/March 2020 Directs.
Smash DLC: buy Banjo, a next gen Pokemon, a Dragon Quest rep. Sell Fire Emblem (because Sakurai doesn't pick them this time, he just has a veto pen).
Damn, that was a lot more games than I expected to be announced:looks like I'm gonna miss a fair bit at E3 2019.
im really excited.
Lots of games, the Switch is in full stride now. 2019 is its year. Just a couple of good announcements would help keep the momentum going.
2020 will be interesting when new PS5 and Xbox information will be weekly up till their release.
Nintendo will need some real solid 2020 titles along with price drops planned to keep the demand high.
The rumoured Switch lite revision along with a digital download of Animal Crossing or Pokemon would be a solid idea to keep sales strong....
I’m looking forward to more incredible Panic Button ports! Doom and more Wolfenstein will no doubt be brilliant.
Animal Crossing is always welcome but what I want to see is Goldeneye! It’s been far too long and it’s time t get Bond onto Switch! This could and would be an essential game for any gamer! Come on Nintendo. You know you want to.
In regards to the Metroid Prime Trilogy on Switch, I already have it on my Wii U and have no plans to get rid of my Wii U (I have tons of downloaded games, plus as of right now, how much better is the virtual console on the Wii U than the Switch??).
Having said that, I would love for a Metroid Prime Trilogy HD release on Switch with proper gamepad (pro controller) support. I have Prime games on Gamecube and Wii U and wish that the camera controls could work like a modern first person shooter!! On the Gamecube you MUST hold a button to move the camera (not the C stick either) and on the Wii/Wii U VC port you have you use the motion controls with Wii Remote and Nunchuck. Would love to have these controls corrected in a proper HD release!!
Also, Smash character predictions:
Banjo & Kazooie
Crash Bandicoot
Yooka Laylee
A character from the new Fire Emblem (Sakurai loves his FE!)
Rayman
Maybe even an iconic Marvel Character like Wolverine since the new Ultimate Alliance is a Switch exclusive
I also always thought it would be cool if they added 8 bit Mario and Luigi as playable characters (like Toon & Young Link)! They could have a completely different play style. One of their main attacks could be a down and A while jumping down on opponents heads!! That would get them stuck in the ground, then a good side smash and hiyo!!! Would love to see the boot as part of their arsenal from SMB3!!
I count 7 must-have games for myself. Sigh. My poor backlog.
Pikmin 4 and/or Pikmin 3 port please!
Luigi’s Mansion 3 and Zelda will be great but I don’t feel they are €60 games...
New Wolfenstein and some AC stuff will keep me happy enough.
@Silly_G personally, it's not about the graphics or even the FPS, I just really like playing with a mouse.
In my personal experience, I'd sooner pick the Switch port over the PS4-Xone versions. I played the PS4 version, and while perfectly serviceable, it was pretty lack luster compared to playing it on PC, if I am going to play a version that had to make sacrifices, might as well get portability and gyro while I am at it.
I know I am getting Doom eternal on both PC and Switch at one point or another. The only deal breaker for me is if the base game requires a download. And I know my priorities are terrible, but it's not even because of the possible repercussions on the longevity of the game, I simply can't stand the warning that takes one quarter of the box art.
Metroid prime 4 will release coinciding with the release of switch pro
Don't hear so much love for Pokemon, I've always wondered who plays those games to be honest...
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