All the biggest announcements from September’s Nintendo Direct
The latest Nintendo Direct promised to give viewers a look at the Switch lineup for this winter, including upcoming releases Super Mario Bros. Wonder, the remake of Super Mario RPG, and Princess Peach’s first new game in more than 17 years. If you couldn’t watch September’s big Nintendo Direct live, here’s a recap of all the new game announcements, release dates, and other highlights from Nintendo’s biggest showcase.
Paper Mario’s classic GameCube role-playing game is heading to Nintendo Switch with enhanced HD graphics. When? Just sometime in 2024, Nintendo said.
A new entry in the longrunning Mario vs. Donkey Kong series of puzzle-platforming games is coming to Nintendo Switch. The next entry features local co-op play and is coming to Switch on Feb. 16, 2024.
Splatoon 3’s Side Order DLC promises a brand-new story as players ascend the Spire of Order in an endlessly replayable experience. It’s coming to Switch sometime in spring 2024.
Super Mario RPG remakes Square’s beloved role-playing game with a few new tweaks, including updated Action Commands to unleash all-new Triple Moves, when it comes to Switch on Nov. 17. Nintendo showed of a slick new trailer for the remake, and it looks great.
Nintendo DS game Trace Memory and Wii sequel Another Code: R – A Journey into Lost Memories — which was never released in North America — are coming to Switch in the two-game package, Another Code: Recollection. The collection drops Jan. 19, 2024.
A night at the theater goes south when Grape and the Sour Bunch take over the Sparkle Theater, forcing Princess Peach and the theater’s guardian Stella to save the day in Princess Peach: Showtime! Peach will assume various forms, each with unique gameplay, like Detective Peach, Kung Fu
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