¿Qué pensaste del septiembre? 2022 Compañero Misión BONO? – Punto de hablar

Bien, that was one heck of a Nintendo Direct, ¿no fue así?? Si bien tal vez no fue la explosión masiva de Zelda que todos esperábamos, Nintendo had no shortage of first-party reveals and exclusives, amidst some big Indies and multiplatform releases.

Let’s start with the biggie, then — Breath of the Wild 2 sheds its number for a brand-new name: The Legend of Zelda: Lágrimas del Reino. Eso arte de la caja? *chef’s kiss* We got a few short snippets of gameplay from next year’s release, alongside an actual release date — 12th May 2023. it looks incredible, and it’s going to be well worth the wait.

En otra parte, Fire Emblem is getting a brand new mainline entry as soon as January 2023 con Engage de Fire Emblem, que era actually leaked earlier this year Y Pikmin 4 es alive. Sí, De Verdad. It’s out next year, and we can’t wait to see more of it.

In terms of other games, RPG lovers just keep on winning. A couple of Nintendo favourites — Fábrica de runas 3 y Cuentos de sinfonía — will be getting remastered for the Switch next year, and HD-2D fans will take to the road with Viajero octopata 2. Square Enix itself could’ve had a huge blowout with the number of titles it showed off, desde en la cosecha, Misión frontal, Núcleo de la crisis, y Línea de compás final de Theatrhythm.

Phew, we’re not even scratching the surface of this huge Direct. It Takes Two and Ib are coming to the console, and October’s headliners Bayonetta 3 y Mario + Rabbids chispas de esperanza got new trailers. There’s too much!

But you don’t want to hear from us — let us know whether you loved this Direct, or loathed it, by voting in our poll below. ¡Ay, and don’t forget to drop us a comment too and share your excitement (or whatever feelings you’re… feeling).

Ahora, don’t mind us, but we’re going to have a big ol’ nap!