In a basic sense, this isn’t too shocking to hear as it has seemed likely for a couple of months that Nintendo would soon start transitioning away from the Switch. Various reports and reports just recently have actually declared that Nintendo’s follower to the Change seems most likely to release at some point in 2024. With this in mind, it stands to reason that Nintendo is wanting to establish more video games that will introduce with its possible Switch 2 hardware next year rather than continuing to support the present version of the platform too greatly. Even if 2023 is a bit more sparse for Switch exclusives, arguably the console’s biggest release in years, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, need to keep lots of Nintendo fans more than busy when it releases this May.
At this point in time, Nintendo has a quite solid slate of video games poised to come to Switch before the end of the year. And while most of these titles will certainly be a hit with Nintendo fans, it sounds like expectations should be reduced when it comes to the rest of the first-party lineup this year.
According to a new report from VGC, Nintendo is wanting to avoid E3 2023 this summer season due to the fact that the business thinks it doesn’t have as lots of video games to flaunt that would justify going to the video gaming convention. Earlier today, it was reported that Nintendo would be missing out on E3 2023, however the reason for this departure wasn’t understood. Now, it seems like the reason merely includes Nintendo’s uninspired lineup for the remainder of the year.
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At this point in time, Nintendo has a quite solid slate of games poised to come to Change before the end of the year. With this in mind, it stands to factor that Nintendo is looking to develop more video games that will release with its potential Switch 2 hardware next year rather than continuing to support the existing version of the platform too greatly. Even if 2023 is a bit more sporadic for Change exclusives, arguably the console’s biggest release in years, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, need to keep numerous Nintendo fans more than hectic when it launches this May.