, but it will 'have the modern controls and it's going to be HD.' As for Zelda, Grubb didn't have as much to share, saying that the only thing he's heard is that something Zelda related is happening this year, but it has nothing to do with Tears Of The Kingdom . The immediate assumption is that it's the aforementioned Wind Waker and Twilight Princess ports, but Grubb stops short of suggesting it himself, telling viewers, 'If you take this and you spin it into something else, it's on you.' As a reminder, Grubb previously said both ports would be announced at last September's Nintendo Direct , but neither were mentioned, so he's clearly eager not to hedge his bets again, in case history repeats itself. Grubb's not the only one to have claimed){kind=link}
Two new Nintendo projects are already rumoured ahead of an expected September showcase, including the Metroid Prime 2 remaster.
Last month’s Nintendo Direct announced a number of new Nintendo Switch games scheduled for the remainder of the year and beyond, including Super Mario Bros. Wonder and a Super Mario RPG remake.
However, a few Nintendo projects remained absent; namely Metroid Prime 4 and the long-rumoured Switch ports of The Legend Of Zelda: The Wind Waker and Twilight Princess.
Nintendo’s track record means there’ll most likely be another Direct in September and a new rumour already points to two potential announcements related to Metroid and Zelda.
These come courtesy of frequent insider Jeff Grubb, who was one of the first to talk about a Switch remaster of the first Metroid Prime, which finally arrived earlier this year.