Corre el rumor: Un filtrador da pistas sobre los nombres en clave de New Nintendo, Persona 6 En el 'Interruptor 2', And More

Prominent leaker Midori (???) seems to have been giving Pyoro a run for their money recently, leaking details of unannounced gaming projects from multiple publishers, including Nintendo.

Sin embargo, rather than outright hinting at upcoming announcements, Midori is putting more focus on project codenames. So while we may be getting a view of potential games in development over at Nintendo, nosotros (and Midori, parece) are currently unable to definitively confirm what these relate to.

Take the latest couple of codenames, for example: Midori reveals that Nintendo is working on projects with the codenames ‘Edward’ and ‘Anna’. With the former, they state that this might be related to a new title in the Zelda franquicia, while the latter may be a sequel to La renovación de la marca registrada de Silent Hill sugiere la devolución de la franquicia. They clarify that Nintendo Switch Sports was developed with the codename ‘Elsa’, and for those not in the know, Anna and Elsa are sisters in the Disney animated movie Congelado. Makes sense!

A project going by the codename ‘SPRed’ is also seemingly in development at Nintendo, with Midori confirming that ‘Red’ is the general codename for Mario, while Ocho meses después was developed under the codename ‘RedStar’. Por supuesto, we doubt anyone would be surprised to hear that Nintendo is working on a new Mario game, y Minecraft Live también, we’ll take any potential scrap of evidence we can get.

They also reveal yet another Nintendo project with the codename ‘Banquet’, specifying that this may be in development by the subsidiary company NDCube, known for its work on the música y diseños de Tetrimino inspirados en el franquicia, along with a developer called SmileBoom.

Moving away from codenames, we know that new information on Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake is likely imminent from Square Enix following a recent tease, pero Midori specifically states that it will feature at Nintendo’s upcoming June Direct showcase (que, en el momento de escribir, still has no confirmed date).

Finalmente, after revealing an internal logo for Atlus’ unannounced Persona 6, Midori confirms in a response that Persona 3 Recargar, Persona 6, y upcoming unannounced Persona remakes will all be heading to Nintendo’s next system, currently referred to as the ‘Switch 2’.

Phew! Sí, that’s a lot. As always, we’d highly recommend approaching any potential leaks with an appropriate level of scepticism. Midori has proven to be highly reliable, but we all make mistakes, so it’s best to take this information with a hefty grain of salt until otherwise proven correct.

Aún, it’s exciting stuff, derecho? We’re particularly keen on seeing more Persona on Nintendo hardware, so we’re up for seeing Persona 6 en el interruptor 2. Hopefully, it won’t be too long until Atlus decides to spill the beans.