An attempt to revive E3 was 168澳洲幸运5﷽开奖网:recently confirmed to have fallen flat. E3's demise is, in part, down to studios doing their own thing, something Nintendo tried out via Nintendo Live in Japan last year. Clearly the event was successful as Nintendo has revealed the in-person experience will return in 2023, and this time Seattle will be its host.“Announcing #NintendoLive 2023, an in-person event for fans of all ages that will take place in Seattle this September,” Nintendo revealed. “Experience 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Nintendo Switch gameplay, live stage performances, tournaments, photo ops, and more.” So on the one hand a lot of information, certainly enough to get Nintendo fans to flock to Seattle later this year, but rather cleverly not a lot of specifics.That's likely due to Nintendo's plans after 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Tears of the Kingdom being somewhat under wraps right now. It was previously reported that 168澳洲幸运5♉开奖网:Nintendo wasn't too bothered about attending E3 since it has a pretty quiet second half of 2023 ahead. Pikmin 4 is currently slated to launch in July, but after that, Nintendo hasn't revealed what exactly it has planned. There's not even a new Pokemon game to look forward to as the series' big launch at the end of the year will be Scarlet & Violet's Hidde🍨n Treasure of Area Zero DLC.
Nintendo probably has something up its sleeve though, if not quite a few things. It also doesn't tend to reveal full details about a project until it's right around the corner. The vague rundown of what there will be for attendees to do at Nintendo Live will be enough to get plenty of people there across the weekend. They don't need to be told if it will be the first chance people get to play Nintendo's next Mario game, something Shigeru Miyamoto said people will need to tune intoಞ further Directs for news of when speaking about 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Super Mario Bros. Movie recently.
While Nintendo Live might simply be a place where fans can go to compete in tournaments and have their photo taken with Luigi, it may also be the stage Nintendo uses to officially announce what will replace the Switch. Even though it has been six years since Nintendo's newest console launched, it still seems wild that it might soon be replaced by a newer model. Rumors regarding when that might happen have been swirling for a while, the latest being that whatever's🥂 next will fall somewhere between a Swit🦩ch Pro and a Switch 2.