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Here's Everything From Today's Nintendo Direct
Within one day, Nintendo both announced and released a Nintendo Direct, showcasing off upcoming games for 2019 mostly centering around Summer of this year. If you didn't get a chance to catch it today, we have summarized the news here for you to just look over and save yourself the time!
- Super Mario Maker 2 Announced
- Marvel Ultimate Alliance Coming This Summer
- Dragon Quest XI S Comes To Switch This Fall
- Dragon Quest Builders Releases This July
- Free And Paid DLC Coming To Captain Toad
- Oninaki From Square Enix Announced
- Rune Factory 4 Remaster For Switch, Rune Factory 5 Announced
- Daemon x Machina Coming This Summer, Demo Today
- Fire Emblem: Three Houses Hits On July 26
- Multiple Final Fantasy Games Get Release Dates
- Boxboy And Boxgirl Announced For Switch
- Multiple Third Party Ports Coming This Year
- A Battle Royale Tetris Was Revealed And Released
- Deltarune Releasing On Switch This Month
- Nintendo And PlatinumGames Reveal Astral Chain
- The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening Being Remade
Did anything from this Nintendo Direct speak to you? Let us know below in the comments.
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