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It's time for another video game showcase and this time around, stepping up to the plate. The company's latest Indie World stream and you can watch it above.
The showcase is slated to last for around 20 minutes and it will feature announcements and updates on games that are coming to this year. With only Endless Ocean Luminous, Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door on the docket as things stand, the first-party calendar is looking pretty sparse in the run up to the Switch's successor, which is rumored to . So giving fans some exciting indies to look forward to in the meantime is a smart idea.
There are some signs that Hollow Knight: Silksong may show up during the showcase. It wouldn't be a surprise to see updates on some of the year's biggest hits, such as Balatro.
One thing I'm especially curious about is whether we'll ever see on Switch. That enormous hit is effectively a survival-based spin on Pokémon. Given Nintendo's close association with that franchise and The Pokémon Company, a Switch port of Palworld seems unlikely, but hey, some in the video game world this year.
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The showcase is slated to last for around 20 minutes and it will feature announcements and updates on games that are coming to this year. With only Endless Ocean Luminous, Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD and Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door on the docket as things stand, the first-party calendar is looking pretty sparse in the run up to the Switch's successor, which is rumored to . So giving fans some exciting indies to look forward to in the meantime is a smart idea.
There are some signs that Hollow Knight: Silksong may show up during the showcase. It wouldn't be a surprise to see updates on some of the year's biggest hits, such as Balatro.
One thing I'm especially curious about is whether we'll ever see on Switch. That enormous hit is effectively a survival-based spin on Pokémon. Given Nintendo's close association with that franchise and The Pokémon Company, a Switch port of Palworld seems unlikely, but hey, some in the video game world this year.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at
Console Bang News!