Ready to clear your schedule for some major Nintendo announcements? This September, the Big N is pulling out all the stops with not one, but two Direct showcases airing on consecutive days. Whether you're a die-hard Zelda fan or just curious about what's next for the Switch, here's everything you need to know to catch all the action.
First up is the standard Nintendo Direct, which is expected to highlight upcoming games across all genres. Then, hot on its heels is a special Direct dedicated to the 40th anniversary of The Legend of Zelda. That's right – four decades of Hyrule, and Nintendo is celebrating in style.
So, when exactly can you tune in? The two presentations will stream back-to-back, but the exact dates and times haven't been announced yet. Historically, Nintendo tends to air these around mid-September, so keep your eyes peeled for an official confirmation. In the meantime, you can set a reminder on the official Nintendo website or follow their social channels to get notified the moment they drop the details.
As for how to watch, both Directs will be livestreamed on Nintendo's official YouTube channel and their website. You can also catch them on Twitch if that's more your vibe. The streams are free, but you'll want to make sure you're logged in and ready to go a few minutes early to avoid any last-minute technical hiccups.
What can you expect? For the main Direct, rumors are swirling about new game announcements and updates for the Switch, but nothing is confirmed. As for the Zelda Direct, it's likely to include a look back at the franchise's history, maybe some remasters or ports, and possibly a glimpse into the future of the series. But remember, we're just speculating – Nintendo loves to surprise us.
This is a huge deal for fans, considering the Zelda series has been a cornerstone of Nintendo's legacy since 1986. With two Directs in such a short span, it's clear they're gearing up for something big. So, mark your calendars, set those alerts, and get ready for a September packed with Nintendo goodness.
Will you be tuning in for both Directs? Which one are you most excited about? Let us know in the comments below!
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