Thꦗe scourge of Covid-19 continues to affect p🐼eople and businesses all around the world. Word on the grapevine is that there won’t be a Nintendo Direct in June as a result of the pandemic.
As we try to🌳 adjust to the tremendous impact coronavirus is having on our daily lives, we cling to those fleeting moments of joy still available to us. We can’t enjoy lavish birthday parties, weddings or other social events, and must stay at home wherever possible. Thankfully, gamers can still turn to their PCs and consoles for a bit of in-home entertainment.
One major p♒art of that, for Nintendo fans, would be the Nintendo Directs the company pဣeriodically holds. Sadly, though, with the current global state of things, it seems that the big June Direct may have to be postponed.
reports that Nintendo has told “partner developers” that it’s “not going to hold one of its Nintendo Direct video events in June.” Japan’s work-from-from policy, a result of the coronavirus, means that the company’s plans have been disrupted and need to be scaled back or postponed. As we know, E3 2020 has also been cancelled, and it seems that Nintendo’s customary video presentation to accompany it willꦿ be following suit.
It sounds as though it would’ve been quite a big one, too. The report goes on to suggest that Nintendo “was planning to unveil its first-party schedule for the rest of 2020. That included highlighting the Mario franchise’s 35th anniversary, which it’s going to celebrate with the release of some classic 3D Mario games on Switch, according to various reports.”
Still, we can look forward to a bright, happy, Nintendo-filled f🐼uture when we’ve defeated this global menace.
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