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Pok87 on 16 September 2018

I think 2019 will be looking something like this:

January - New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes
February - Town and Smash DLC 1
March - Yoshi's Crafted World
April - Wii or WiiU port
May - Nintendo Labo and Smash DLC 2
June - Fire Emblem: Three Houses
July - Daemon X Machina
August - Shin Megami Tensei V and Wii/WiiU port
September - Luigi's Mansion 3 and new Nintendo Labo
October - unannounced game and Smash DLC 3
November - Pokémon Gen 8
December - Animal Crossing

+ few third party exclusives (mostly from Japan)

Bayonetta 3 and Metroid Prime 4 will arive in 2020.



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StuOhQ on 16 September 2018

2019 seems to be a big step up on 2018. This year was the tide pulling out after the wave of Mario, Zelda, Arms, Splatoon, and Xenoblade in 2017.

Still, 2018 is a good year by Nintendo standards to be sure. We've come a long way since the Dark Days of the Wii U droughts.



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S.Peelman on 16 September 2018
SKMBlake said:
S.Peelman said:

Just to add some more wood to the fire, I blatently admit, I'll drop in here to say Super Mario Galaxy was also released on WiiU.

No it wasn't. You could play it thanks to the backward compatibility, and thus the virtual console, but there isn't a Wii U release of Super Mario Galaxy (remastered or port).

It's released digitally on the eShop on WiiU. Counts as a port in my book.



Veknoid_Outcast on 16 September 2018
Pok87 said:
I think 2019 will be looking something like this:

January - New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes
February - Town and Smash DLC 1
March - Yoshi's Crafted World
April - Wii or WiiU port
May - Nintendo Labo and Smash DLC 2
June - Fire Emblem: Three Houses
July - Daemon X Machina
August - Shin Megami Tensei V and Wii/WiiU port
September - Luigi's Mansion 3 and new Nintendo Labo
October - unannounced game and Smash DLC 3
November - Pokémon Gen 8
December - Animal Crossing

+ few third party exclusives (mostly from Japan)

Bayonetta 3 and Metroid Prime 4 will arive in 2020.

Looks good!

Although...would Nintendo want Pokemon and Animal Crossing so close together during the holiday season?



OTBWY on 16 September 2018
GameOverture said:

-Daemon X Machina

-Yoshi's Crafted World

-Fire Emblem: Three Houses

-Luigi's Mansion 3

-Animal Crossing

-Pokémon Gen 8

-Bayonetta 3

-Metroid Prime 4 (2020 maybe?)

 

That's a lot of first-party content to look forward to already imo. What do you think?

You could add this to the OP.



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MasonADC on 16 September 2018
Pok87 said:
I think 2019 will be looking something like this:

January - New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes
February - Town and Smash DLC 1
March - Yoshi's Crafted World
April - Wii or WiiU port
May - Nintendo Labo and Smash DLC 2
June - Fire Emblem: Three Houses
July - Daemon X Machina
August - Shin Megami Tensei V and Wii/WiiU port
September - Luigi's Mansion 3 and new Nintendo Labo
October - unannounced game and Smash DLC 3
November - Pokémon Gen 8
December - Animal Crossing

+ few third party exclusives (mostly from Japan)

Bayonetta 3 and Metroid Prime 4 will arive in 2020.

I can't put my finger on it, but this list just seems... weird. Not sure why. 



Miyamotoo on 16 September 2018
Pok87 said:
I think 2019 will be looking something like this:

January - New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes
February - Town and Smash DLC 1
March - Yoshi's Crafted World
April - Wii or WiiU port
May - Nintendo Labo and Smash DLC 2
June - Fire Emblem: Three Houses
July - Daemon X Machina
August - Shin Megami Tensei V and Wii/WiiU port
September - Luigi's Mansion 3 and new Nintendo Labo
October - unannounced game and Smash DLC 3
November - Pokémon Gen 8
December - Animal Crossing

+ few third party exclusives (mostly from Japan)

Bayonetta 3 and Metroid Prime 4 will arive in 2020.

Actually higher chances are that Bayonetta 3 and Metroid Prime 4 will arive in 2019. instead of Shin Megami Tensei V (they only February 2018. said "game is now in full development").

 

CaptainExplosion said:
Miyamotoo said:
Yeah, and best part we are still in 2018. so we will have much more annoucment down the road.

We do?

With Animal Crossing coming to Switch I just might finally get an Animal Crossing game.

Yes, hardly in September 2018. we can know hole 2019. Switch lineup, I think that even Nintendo still isn't completely sure about hole 2019. lineup.



Bofferbrauer2 on 16 September 2018
Pok87 said:
I think 2019 will be looking something like this:

January - New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes
February - Town and Smash DLC 1
March - Yoshi's Crafted World
April - Wii or WiiU port
May - Nintendo Labo and Smash DLC 2
June - Fire Emblem: Three Houses
July - Daemon X Machina
August - Shin Megami Tensei V and Wii/WiiU port
September - Luigi's Mansion 3 and new Nintendo Labo
October - unannounced game and Smash DLC 3
November - Pokémon Gen 8
December - Animal Crossing

+ few third party exclusives (mostly from Japan)

Bayonetta 3 and Metroid Prime 4 will arive in 2020.

I think Fire Emblem will come out before May. Nintendo probably don't want to miss Goldenweek for that game, though a western release could be at a later date.

Also, Travis seems to come too early for me, since we don't have much infos about this next No more Heroes yet. Same for Town, of which I'm not even sure it will release during next year, way too unfinished.

I don't think there will be as much DLC this time in Smash as with the Wii U one - there ain't much left for DLC anymore.

The resulting gaps could already get filled partially from the Final Fantasy games



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Medisti on 16 September 2018
Bofferbrauer2 said:
Pok87 said:
I think 2019 will be looking something like this:

January - New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes
February - Town and Smash DLC 1
March - Yoshi's Crafted World
April - Wii or WiiU port
May - Nintendo Labo and Smash DLC 2
June - Fire Emblem: Three Houses
July - Daemon X Machina
August - Shin Megami Tensei V and Wii/WiiU port
September - Luigi's Mansion 3 and new Nintendo Labo
October - unannounced game and Smash DLC 3
November - Pokémon Gen 8
December - Animal Crossing

+ few third party exclusives (mostly from Japan)

Bayonetta 3 and Metroid Prime 4 will arive in 2020.

I think Fire Emblem will come out before May. Nintendo probably don't want to miss Goldenweek for that game, though a western release could be at a later date.

Also, Travis seems to come too early for me, since we don't have much infos about this next No more Heroes yet. Same for Town, of which I'm not even sure it will release during next year, way too unfinished.

I don't think there will be as much DLC this time in Smash as with the Wii U one - there ain't much left for DLC anymore.

The resulting gaps could already get filled partially from the Final Fantasy games

They already said Travis Trikes Again is coming out in January, unless it gets delayed.



Cerebralbore101 on 16 September 2018

Fire Emblem should be out by Jan or Feb. They already delayed it once.