Rumors for several days have hinted at a new one next week Nintendo directly However, new information from an insider indicated that this event may be delayed, and All this will be due to the recent death of Queen Elizabeth II.
According to Jeff Grubb, a noted insider, and one who has hinted that the Nintendo Direct will take place next week, he issued a statement in which he indicated that his sources told him that This event has been postponed due to recent events that shocked the entire world. He commented on it:
“According to Quarterdan, the Nintendo Direct was probably delayed by the Queen of England. I’m not kidding (…) Nintendo never announced the Direct, so I understand if you’re upset, if you’re going to be mad at me. That’s the risk of it all. I I’ll let you know when I hear more about it.”
Nintendo never announced it outright, so I understand that if you’re mad, you’ll be mad at me. That’s the risk. I will let you know more when I hear it.
— Grubb (@JeffGrub) September 8, 2022
However, it is important to note that this is just a rumour. There is no official information about Nintendo Direct at the moment. Although history tells us that the Big N always holds one of these presentations in September, There is no confirmation on this at the moment. Regarding the possible delay, this is not the first time that this will happen, as other company events have been postponed due to various social situations, although the death of a king is a different situation.
Along with this, rumors have indicated that in this alleged Nintendo Direct we will see several innovations related to The Legend of Zelda, like port The Wind Walker HD y Twilight Princess HD Para switch. On a related note, you can learn more about these rumors here.
Editor’s note:
A Nintendo Direct seems inevitable. However, delaying this event due to the death of Queen Elizabeth II sounds quite strange. At the end of the day, we don’t know how these events affect Nintendo’s plans Let’s just hope this event happens sooner rather than later.
By: Jeff Grubb