Nintendo fans have already noted the date of April 2nd as a historic turning point in the console world. The Nintendo Switch 2 will get a well-deserved release date after years of waiting. If this is a moment the gaming community has its eyes on, a certain Nintendo Direct risks stealing the spotlight.
Indeed, Nintendo has just confirmed the arrival of a surprise presentation for tomorrow, Thursday, March 27th at 3 p.m. French time. So, no, the manufacturer is not going to bring its schedule forward by a week just for our pretty eyes. The conference won't be talking about the Nintendo Switch 2 at all, but promises owners of the current console that a slew of games will arrive in the coming weeks and months. As usual, the Nintendo Direct will be broadcast only on Nintendo's Twitch and YouTube channels.
The Nintendo Switch isn't dead and buried yet
For the moment, the detailed program of the presentation is not known. But rest assured, all the titles that will be shared during the 30 minutes of the Nintendo Direct will be compatible with the company's current machine. Titles exclusive to Nintendo Switch 2 will be part of next week's presentation and will be revealed in due course.
This is Nintendo's way of giving its loyal players a reason to enjoy the current console and not feel cheated by the release of its successor. Many people will jump on the bandwagon in the early days of the Nintendo Switch 2's launch, but there are also many who will stick with the current generation until the device becomes completely obsolete and devoid of features. relevance.
We don't yet know if any big games will be hidden within the program, but we can already imagine that a large number of independent and/or family games will be shown since this is somewhat of a specialty of the manufacturer. It's a safe bet that the titles will also be compatible and playable on Nintendo Switch 2 once it is on the market. All the official information will be communicated tomorrow, and we are not immune to a few shadow drops (releases on the same day) as is often the case with Nintendo.
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