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The June 2022 Nintendo Direct has been announced with a focus on third-party Switch games.

There have been a ton of Metroid Prime rumours over the Switch's lifecycle. At one point, many were convinced that we would be getting a Prime Trilogy Remaster, followed by Metroid Prime 4, but no such remaster has ever seen the light of day. That might change this year though, according to new reports. Rather …

Nintendo has announced that it will be holding another Direct Mini, which will be full of third-party games coming to the Switch.

We've been hearing for a couple of weeks now that Nintendo is planning another Direct before the end of June. As it turns out, the rumours were right, as Nintendo has announced a new Direct taking place tomorrow. The Nintendo Direct Mini will be roughly 25 minutes long and as previously rumoured, it will focus …

Ready for the next big announcement from Nintendo? Here's what you need to know!

Today’s Nintendo Direct is the first big Direct since September 2019 — yes, it’s been that long. All of Nintendo’s recent Directs have technically been spin-offs. These included shorter Direct Mini events, the quick Super Mario Anniversary Direct, and others. The Japanese gaming giant says that today’s 50-minute long presentation will provide new information on both current and upcoming Switch games. February If you’re trying to figure out where and when to watch the February Ninten...

Hades (another game that ended up on more than one game-of-the-year list). Microsoft had fewer exclusives, a function of its cross-platform ecosystem that, for Xbox fans, has long been a feature rather than a bug. But even the Xbox got a couple of sleeper exclusives that deserve more attention than theyve gotten, including a reboot of Rares classic Battletoads franchise, as well as a genuinely awesome (if eight-year delayed) U.S. release for SEGAs wild RPG Phantasy Star Online 2. More importa...

The pandemic kept me locked down for months, nearly screwed Christmas again, and shattered my crystal ball. Probably because I was doped up on some heavy antibiotics at this time last year and had a lot of free time on my hands, I decided to try my hand at the prediction game this past year. And the fates, apparently having had enough of me trying to do this, decided to throw a massive wrench into everything. So how bad did it go? Well, let’s run back the predictions from 2020 and see where I...