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Nintendo Details Which Games Will Be Covered During Its Live Stream
Nintendo's 8 hour live stream happening on Friday has a line-up.
Keep these times and games in mind for Nintendo Treehouse: Live @ The Treehouse happening on 9/12. #NOATreehouse pic.twitter.com/7RjvGIhbHd
— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) September 10, 2014
According to a recent tweet from Nintendo, the live stream will cover Bayonetta 2, Hyrule Warriors, and Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker for Wii U, and Ultimate NES Remix and Fantasy Life for 3DS. The stream starts at 10 AM PT with plans to cover those games until 1 PM PT, and then the Super Smash Bros. coverage will begin.
Earlier today, it seemed Nintendo would be revealing the launch date of Super Smash Bros. Wii U during the stream, but it later corrected that statement. More information will be shown about Super Smash Bros., however. For more on the stream, head here.
Thanks to Clint for the news tip!
[Source: @NintendoAmerica]
Our Take
I'm disappointed to learn we won't learn Smash Bros. Wii U's release date on Friday, but I am excited to see what will be shown.
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