 GameCentral runs through Nintendo's release schedule for the coming months as well as what each of its studios could be working on next. For a while, it looked as if the second half of 2023 would be extremely quiet for Nintendo. After The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom, all it had was , with no other exclusives to speak of. This drought only added fuel to speculation of a Nintendo Switch 2 launch in the near future. While many still believe Nintendo's next console will be out next year, that last Nintendo Direct showed the publisher still has plans to keep the current Switch going into 2024. No doubt Nintendo has far more projects in the pipeline that it's simply keeping quiet about but, for the time being, let's run down every major Nintendo title that has been announced, as well as speculate what Nintendo's various studios could be working on. Following last month's Everybody 1-2-Switch is , which is scheduled to launch on July 21. This thing was technically announced back in 2015, but next to nothing was really shown of it till last year's teaser trailer. The series hasn't exactly been among Nintendo's more profitable franchises, but early impressions of suggest it's making a concerted effort to attract new players and not just established fans. Time will tell whether it achieves mainstream appeal, but a demo is currently available so any non-Pikmin fans can get a feel for what the series is about. Baten Kaitos 1 & 2 HD Remaster Back when Xenoblade Chronicles studio Monolith Soft was under Bandai Namco, it developed Baten Kaitos and its prequel Baten Kaitos: Origins, a pair of GameCube exclusive roleplaying titles. Although Monolith Soft is now a Nintendo subsidiary, all three parties have arranged to have both Baten Kaitos games be remastered for the Switch, with the duology scheduled for September 14. Presumably, Monolith Soft has a wholly original project in the pipeline, but with Xenob){kind=link}
GameCentral runs through Nintendo’s release schedule for the coming months as well as what each of its studios could be working on next.
For a while, it looked as if the second half of 2023 would be extremely quiet for Nintendo. After The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom, all it had was Pikmin 4, with no other exclusives to speak of.
This drought only added fuel to speculation of a Nintendo Switch 2 launch in the near future. While many still believe Nintendo’s next console will be out next year, that last Nintendo Direct showed the publisher still has plans to keep the current Switch going into 2024.
No doubt Nintendo has far more projects in the pipeline that it’s simply keeping quiet about but, for the time being, let’s run down every major Nintendo title that has been announced, as well as speculate what Nintendo’s various studios could be working on.
Following last month’s Everybody 1-2-Switch is Pikmin 4, which is scheduled to launch on July 21. This thing was technically announced back in 2015, but next to nothing was really shown of it till last year’s teaser trailer.