Nintendo is coming with a lot of news. The Switch celebrates its fifth anniversary, there's a new Super Mario Bros movie coming out, and we have a lot of games to look forward to.
The portable gaming segment has seen a surge in popularity, with even Steam building its own device, due for release in February, as a result of a delay. Hopefully, Nintendo won't suffer a similar fate and will be able to release these exclusive titles on time.
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The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2
The sequel to the 2017 Game of the Year winner has been shrouded in mystery since its initial announcement. Nintendo has yet to decide on an official title, but thanks to the E3 2019 trailer, we know it takes place right after the prequel and follows a darker theme.
Pokémon Legends: Arceus
We all know what to expect from a Pokemon game – run around the map and catch monsters, fight other trainers in turn-based combat and progress your character and Pokémon through badges and evolution. Set in the Sinnoh region, Arceus features a truly immersive environment where players can explore the lands and capture monsters immediately in the real world.
Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope
In a returning collaboration between Nintendo and Ubisoft, Mario, Luigi and others embark on a intergalactic journey to save the Spark companions from an energy-absorbing entity called Course. Players must team up with their fellow Rabbid and use their respective special powers to fight enemies, solve puzzles and pass levels.
Bayonetta 3
Initially revealed in 2019, the third iteration of the Bayonetta series takes place in a devastated Tokyo and brings back its iconic hack and slash game. The new teaser doesn't show much, other than a combat sequence between the titular witch and a kaiju monster, where she uses a new purple-colored spell that emulates spatial magic, allowing you to create a sort of portals.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land
Kirby and the Forgotten Land puts the iconic pink puffball in a 3D environment for the first time. Kirby's new game looks to draw heavily from Super Mario Odyssey, throwing the iconic pink puffball around a desolate city covered in vivid monsters. The open world feels rich too, full of interactive items and cute allies that follow you around. Kirby and the Forgotten Land is scheduled for release in spring 2022.
Splatoon 3
Splatoon 3 transports us to Spatsville – a gray, deserted central town where players engage in combat that paints the town in colorful paint. Unlike previous games, where you had to paint your opponents, this time, the goal is to see who can color the city the most. Players can customize their characters according to eye color and use equipment exclusives, such as an umbrella to protect yourself from paint and rollers to cover large areas with your colors.
Advance Wars 1+2: Re-Boot Camp
The classic Advance Wars games are back in a new style. With the help of Andy, Max, Sami and other commanding officers, players must defend their lands in a military-style turn-based battle system. Think of it as a 'Fully Accurate Battle Simulator', where you line up your troops and assign them actions to complete, while the whole ordeal plays out in one scene.