A new rumor about the Nintendo E3 media briefing has popped up on the Internet during the last few days, and hints at several announcements about what we could be seeing revealed between the main presentation and the Threehouse. According to this list, there would even be a Fallout 3 Anniversary edition, a new Punch Out!! title, and many other things.
A new rumor about the Nintendo E3 media briefing has popped up on the Internet during the last few days, and hints at several announcements about what we could be seeing revealed between the main presentation and the Threehouse.
According to this list, there would even be a Fallout 3 Anniversary edition for Nintendo Switch coming from Bethesda, which would apparently be meant to celebrate the original release ten years ago of the original game.
The list features much more, with a new Punch Out!! title reportedly on the way and a first proper showcase of Metroid Prime, which is apparently called “Renegade” and formally developed at some studio at Bandai Namco.
There would be a new F-Zero by Platinum Games and a Star Fox open world game in the making at Donkey Kong’s Retro Studios, and a Pokemon Lets GO! Pikachu and Eevee to be the already much anticipated Pokémon RPG for Nintendo Switch.
Check the full list below and don’t forget this is just a rumor, and as which you should deal with it really, really carefully.
- Intro trailer showing Dragon Ball FighterZ, FIFA 19, NBA 2K19, Crash Bandicoot N-Sane Trilogy, Octopath Travellerand Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus
- Super Smash Bros – Developed by Bandai Namco
- Punch Out!! Become the Champion – Developed by Next Level Games
- Metroid Prime: Renegade – Developed by Bandai Namco
- Splatoon 2 Octo Expansion
- Fire Emblem Memories – Developed by Intelligent Systems
- Fallout 3 Anniversary – Developed by Bethesda
- Yoshi’s Flipping Island – Developed by Good-Feel
- Pokemon Lets GO! Pikachu and Eevee Editions – Developed by Game Freak
- F-Zero SX – Developed by Platinum Games
- Fortnite – Developed by Epic Games
- Star Fox Lylat System – Developed by Retro Studios
