Everything announced during the 50-minute Nintendo Direct
500 days after its last Nintendo Direct back in September 4, 2019, a much anticipated 50-minute Nintendo Direct event happened today, showcasing many of the upcoming games for Nintendo Switch for Summer 2021. In a content rich marathon of trailers, I appreciated what Nintendo has to offer when the speculation was at least 20 minutes of Super Smash content. After the announcement of Pyra and Mythra for Smash Bros Ultimate, it quickly got real.
Some of the standouts were Mario Golf, Square Enix’s tactical strategy RPG Project: Triangle Strategy, and Splatoon 3. Unfortunately, no Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2, Metroid Prime 4 and Bayonetta 3 annoucements, but we did get a Skyward Sword HD and themed joy cons to appease the thirsty fans. I’m personally happy they finally revealed the release date of No More Heroes 3 and finally unveiled a physical copy of Hades.
Without further ado, here are the rest of the announcements from the mammoth Nintendo Direct:
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout (Summer 2021)
The Outer Wilds (Summer 2021)
Famicom Detective Club: The Lost Heir/The Girl Who Stands Behind (May 14)
Samurai Warriors 5 (Summer 2021)
Legend of Mana (June 24)
Monster Hunter Rise (March 26)
Mario Golf: Super Rush (June 25)
Tales From The Borderlands (March 24)
Capcom Arcade Stadium (Available Now)
No More Heroes III (August 27)
Neon White (Winter 2021)
Stubbs The Zombie in Rebel without a Pulse (March 16)
DC Super Hero Girls: Teen Power (June 4)
Plants vs Zombies: The Battle for Neighborville Complete Edition (March 16)
Miitopia (May 21)
Animal Crossing: New Horizons x Super Mario Collaboration Items (February 25)
Project: Triangle Strategy (2022, Demo Available Now)
Star Wars Hunters (2021)
Knockout City (May 21)
World’s End Club (May 28)
Hades Physical Edition (March 19)
Ninja Gaiden Master Collection (June 10)
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity — Expansion Pass
Bravely Default II (February 26)
Ghosts N Goblins Resurrection (Feb 25)
SaGa Frontier Remastered (April 15)
Apex Legends (March 9)
The Legend of Zelda: Skysword Sword HD and Limited Joy-Cons (July 16)
Splatoon 3 (2022)
In case you’re interested in checking out the full Nintendo Direct, you can do so below:
*Note: These release dates may change without notice.