Are you ready for a Nintendo Direct double-header? In the coming days, Nintendo is set to air two Directs, and one of them is a big one for Zelda fans. IGN's Logan Plant has cooked up 14 predictions for what we might see, and we're here to break them down.
First, let's set the stage. The Zelda 40th anniversary is a huge milestone, and Nintendo is known for celebrating these occasions with style. So, what can we expect? Plant's predictions range from the obvious to the wild, but they all have one thing in common: they're grounded in Nintendo's history and current trends.
One of the biggest predictions is a new mainline Zelda game reveal. With the success of Tears of the Kingdom, it's only natural that Nintendo would want to capitalize on that momentum. But will it be a direct sequel, or something entirely new? Plant suggests we might see a fresh take on the franchise, possibly with a new art style or gameplay mechanic.
Another hot topic is remakes and remasters. The Zelda series has a rich catalog, and fans have been clamoring for HD versions of classics like Wind Waker and Twilight Princess. Plant predicts we might finally get those, possibly bundled together or released individually. And with the success of Link's Awakening's remake, it's not far-fetched to think more Game Boy or N64 titles could get the same treatment.
But it's not just about the past. Plant also expects some surprises, like a possible spin-off or a collaboration with another franchise. Remember Hyrule Warriors? That was a hit, so a new Warriors game could be on the table. And with the popularity of mobile gaming, maybe we'll see a new Zelda mobile title.
Of course, no Direct would be complete without some amiibo announcements. Plant predicts we'll see new figures to accompany whatever games are revealed. And for the collectors out there, that's always exciting.
Now, let's talk about the other Direct. While the Zelda one is the headliner, the general Direct could have some big reveals too. Plant expects updates on upcoming Switch games, possibly including Metroid Prime 4 or the next Pokémon installment. And with the Switch's lifecycle, maybe we'll get a hint at the next console.
But here's the thing: predictions are just that. Nintendo loves to throw curveballs, and they often surprise us with things we never saw coming. So while these 14 predictions are fun to speculate about, the real excitement is in the unknown.
So, what do you think? Are any of these predictions on your wishlist? Will you be tuning in to see if they come true? Let us know in the comments!
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