April through….June? How ominous
In case you missed it,Nintendo posted their financial results this morning for the fiscal year ending in March 2021, and there’s a lot to parse. Go ahead, read it! Back? OK we’ll head into what’s to come now that you’re done catching up on what has been.
Although it wasn’t mind-blowingly revelatory, Nintendo gave us some insight into what this summer might look likebeforewe get potentially more surprise-summer releases, and deal with the fervor of E3.Pokemon Snapjust launched of course, but on May 21 we’re heading intoMiitopiaterritory.
Following that, we’re gettingGame Builder Garageon June 11, which wasjust announced(good timing!). Then on June 25 Nintendo is pushing outMario Gold Super Rush, which we’ll probably hear more about at E3. From a hardware perspective, the Nintendo Switch Lite is coming out with a new color (blue) on May 21.
In non-Switch news, Nintendo reminds us thatSuper Nintendo World technically had a grand opening on March 18(which has hit some snags), andthey also have aPikminapp coming. We’ll get more soon enough, but this is what their schedule looks like for now as a lot of big-time projects have been pushed back.
