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That's all! The Nintendo E3 Live is over, and it's actually pretty good. Especially in the end! Despite not new Metroid Prime 4 pictures, no new Bayonetta. The long-running update of Nintendo Switch, which was the subject of long rumors, was nowhere else.
But the new Zelda! A new suite of Breath of the Wild is in development.
So what did we have? We have Banjo-Kazooie in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, more images of upcoming games like Luigi's Mansion 3 and Link's Awakening. And also a bunch of existing games like The Witcher 3 and Alien Isolation arriving on Nintendo Switch. Oh and Crossing of animals get a name and a release date!
Let's break it down.
Oh Lord! We have absolutely not seen this one coming. Nintendo makes a new game Zelda – but it seems to be a direct sequel to Breath of the Wild (probably the biggest game ever created). I am extremely excited.
The fact that Nintendo has announced a new Zelda suggests very quickly that it could be a continuation of Majora's mask style in the same universe. To be clear: This is not downloadable content, it's a whole new sequel.
Also, Link rode a gigantic elephant / rhino animal.
Very exciting.
Nintendo had previously announced that Animal Crossing would be available this year, in 2019. Unfortunately, this is no longer the case.
Today, Nintendo announced that Animal Crossing: New Horizons would be marketed on March 20, 2020.
Not a massive delay, but nevertheless significant. The game has been delayed for the game to reach the quality levels required by Nintendo.
We had an additional preview of the game today on E3 Nintendo Direct from Nintendo and it seems that the game is about to reach this level of quality. In the new images released today, we could see the game in all its splendor: fishing, gardening, crafts.
It was a long time ago, but eventually it happened: Banjo-Kazooie comes to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate on Nintendo Switch, as revealed by Nintendo's E3 Nintendo Direct
It's been a long time of these character additions that make sense, but there has always been an impediment: since Rare, the company that originally created the games, belongs to Microsoft, Nintendo does not. was not allowed to reproduce the character on a game only designed for. Nintendo consoles.
But they are not alone. Along with the western release of Dragon Quest XI, Nintendo also features characters from this game at Smash.
Banjo-Kazooie arrives at Smash in the fall of 2019.
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Luigi's Mansion is unobtrusive, one of Nintendo's most underrated franchises. We had a fresh look at Luigi's Mansion 3, the latest addition to the series, and it looks fantastic.
In addition to the usual gameplay we expected, Luigi's Mansion 3 has found new ways for Luigi to interact with the world: a cool new trick that allows you to extract elements from the camera. game environment and – perhaps more importantly – GOOIGI! A green and ghostly version of Luigi that allows you to solve puzzles in the game world.
After Nintendo Direct, I had the chance to play a bunch of Luigi's Mansion 3. It's tactile, beautiful and just fun. I can not wait for this one.
Nintendo also revealed a four-player cooperative mode.
The game's release is scheduled for late 2019.
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Travis Touchdown fans have been rewarded with a new No More Heroes game for Nintendo Switch. It is under development by Grasshopper and, although we did not have a preview of the gameplay, the result was rather beautiful!
Link's Awakening
Link's Awakening seems incredible. Absolutely amazing.
Like someone who played and loved the original Link's Awakening on the original Nintendo Game Boy gameit looks like a faithful rewrite at every possible level. It retains the charm of the original, but the new artistic style seeks to turn it into something truly special in itself.
Perhaps the most worthy part: Link's Awakening has some sort of new "dungeon creator" that seems to allow players to design their own dungeons seamlessly. Looks like it could provide a lot of replay value to those who quickly go through the main quest.
Post Nintendo Direct I spent enough time with Link's Awakening. He looks glorious, feels super-familiar, but is evolved enough to feel like a whole new game in the best possible way.
Many old games are coming to Switch
Since the console is portable, it's still important that Nintendo bring classics to the Nintendo switch. At Nintendo Direct, it was announced that The Witcher 3 and Alien Isolation were on the way.
Personally, I'm looking forward to playing The Witcher 3 on the bus and Alien Isolation is completely snuggled in bed.
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3
Finally a Marvel game that looks decent? I'm kidding I'm kidding!
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is a much more stylized Marvel game. It is also a much better known quantity since it is the third in a series that goes back literally to years. We know somehow what to expect with this one: a multiplayer style game, top down beat em up. Could be worse!
All press conferences of E3 2019
Saturday, June 8
Sunday, June 9
- Microsoft / Xbox – The biggest news of the gaming giant was Project Scarlett, its next generation Xbox, coming in 2020. The new device is up to 4 times more powerful, the company said, and as the PlayStation's next-generation, fast, non-mechanical SSD hard drive, and it will be powered by custom bowels built with the help of the AMD chip maker. The company also announced that Halo Infinite would be launched in parallel with the Scarlett project next year. Meanwhile, Microsoft begins public testing of its Project xCloud streaming service in October, promising users the ability to play high-end games on their mobile devices while staying away from home. As fans wait, Microsoft announced an update to its Xbox Elite Controller Series 2 console as well as many new games. And action star Keanu Reeves, who has just won John Wick's success, Chapter 3: Parabellum, was on stage to announce his involvement in Cyberpunk 2077, to be held next year.
- Bethesda – Bethesda started the event with humility at the mixed response to Fallout 76, but quickly returned to the offensive. Fallout 76 has a new Battle Royale mode, Wolfenstein Youngblood has received a new trailer and a co-op mode. We received a new game called Deathloop from smart people behind Dishonored and Bethesda introduced Orion, an ID Software technology designed to improve streaming on services like Google Stadia. The lion's share of attention, however, went to Eternal's Doom, which looked fantastic both in solo and in multiplayer.
Monday, June 10
- PC Gaming Show – This annual computer gaming show takes place in a theater just steps from the Los Angeles Convention Center, but still attracts a large crowd of 1,700 people, the Mayan Theater, in downtown Los Angeles . Inside, the usual suspects, from Halo to Doom, could not be found. Instead, the crowd cheered for PC-centric games, including Zombie Army 4, Baldur's Gate 3 and Terraria: Journey's End. (No, the problem of following the game is not better on PCs.) The highlight was the brief appearance on stage of legendary game designer Yu Suzuki, responsible for classics such as Hang-On and Virtua Fighter. His highly anticipated Shenmue 3 is expected in November, 18 years after Shenmue 2.
- Ubisoft – The French video gaming giant has announced the release of March 2020 its next big game of dystopian hacking adventures, Watch Dogs: Legion. This new game will take place in the near future of London after Brexit, where the economy is collapsing and the government collapses. The company also announced a new TV show, called Mythic Quest, which will be launched on Apple TV Plus. And he celebrated the 10th anniversary of his Just Dance board games.
- Square Enix – It was a great fair of the franchise. The press conference started with juicy details about the remake of Final Fantasy VII, to know that it's going to be a two-part game. The first part, an entire Blu-Ray disc, will be devoted to the exploration of Midgar. After an avalanche of trailers and an in-depth look at Final Fantas XIV: Shadowbringers, we then unveiled the main event: Marvel & # 39; s Avengers.
Tuesday, June 11
- Nintendo (livestream only) – 9:00 am (Eastern Time)
Here we are
CNET is on the ground and covers the E3 2019 alongside our sister site, Gamespot. We will update this page throughout the show as more games are announced.
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