It looks like a Nintendo Direct could take place within the next couple of weeks, at least according to the latest leaks. With the Switch 2 launching over a month ago, fans have been wondering when Nintendo would hold a Direct conference and announce some more games.
According to reputable leaker Nate the Hate, fans shouldn't have to wait too much longer for the next Nintendo Direct, which is supposedly scheduled for July. In a , Nate the Hate told listeners that a Nintendo Direct is planned for this month.
While the exact date is unknown, the Direct will reportedly take place after the launch of Nintendo Switch 2 game Donkey Kong Bananza on July 17.
Nate the Hate believes it will most likely take place on the week beginning July 28, just before Nintendo holds its latest earnings call on August 1.
Nate the Hate promised to update fans when he hears more about the Nintendo Direct and when it will take place.
In terms of what fans can expect, Nintendo does have a couple of major cross-platform games launching in 2025, including Pokemon Legends Z-A and Metroid Prime 4: Beyond.
The latter is of particular interest because Nintendo is yet to officially announce a release date.
Based on the company's release schedule for the remainder of the year, Metroid Prime 4 is tipped for a September or November launch, but we don't know for sure.
Metroid Prime 4 is coming to Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2. The Switch 2 version will feature various upgrades, including faster frame-rates, enhanced visuals and support for the console's mouse controller.
Players will explore Planet Viewros, where they will battle a rival Bounty Hunter named Sylux.
Samus will be able to draw on a new selection of psychic abilities when battling the new rival and enemies.
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