Nintendo has announced in a somewhat hasty way (or rather, with complete surprise), the celebration of its next Nintendo Direct, a broadcast that will last no less than 50 minutes and that will be focused on the next games that will arrive during the first half of this 2021 for Nintendo Switch. So knowing this, where do you think the shots will go?
Zelda's Anniversary
The last Nintendo Direct at a general level that was held was on September 4, 2019, and everything indicates that this new broadcast will bring many surprises and content of great importance. First, because it is intended only for the next Switch releases, and second, because it is a broadcast of no less than 50 minutes.
Knowing that, you only have to add one extra ingredient to have the best possible combination: the 35th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda. And yes, this year marks 35 years since Link began his adventure on the NES, and as happened with the 35th anniversary of Super Mario and the launch of Super Mario 3D All Stars, Nintendo is expected to announce the corresponding tribute to the saga
https://twitter.com/NintendoES/status/1361678108231925761
A trilogy?
The many rumors that have been sounding over the last few weeks point to the launch of a trilogy that recovers three Zelda games that we have enjoyed so far, and although there is absolutely nothing decided, it would still remain to be seen which games would be the best. chosen.
The latest big clue came via a patent application in Australia, where the Phantom HourGlass trademark was registered on January 15. This name, which refers to the Nintendo DS title released in 2007, could be a clear clue about the possible movements around the saga, so we'll see what happens tomorrow.
Where can you watch the Nintendo Direct?
The next Nintendo Direct scheduled for February 17 at 23:XNUMX p.m. (peninsular time), can be followed as always through the official Nintendo channel on YouTube, so we leave you with the video below so that you can take a seat and you can Follow the live broadcast with us.
https://youtu.be/XW1rxrVLXYU
What are your bets? Do you think we will see a trilogy adapted for Nitnendo Switch? The ideal, obviously, would be to be able to receive a remastered trilogy, but taking into account the work that this entails and that in Super Mario 3D All Star they limited themselves to offering emulated versions of the old platforms, we are very afraid that everything will end in a simple compilation if they release something.