Bruh this was the best direct of all time - and the BEST E3 CONFERENCE EVER. I loved Sony's E3 2015 and E3 2016. I loved Microsoft's E3 2018. But most of the content in this direct was both exclusive, AND releasing in about 10 months. That's insane!

Would I have liked a Bayonetta 3 trailer? Sure, but pretty much almost every game in this direct was interesting at the very least with many of them being amazing. 10/10

The BOTW sequel have me so excited! Hopefully Nintendo making a direct sequel means we won't have to wait for it for too long.

Ni no Kuni Japanese box art looks pretty good

Zelda sequel in the same vein of Majora's Mask, and they've got a cutscene ready to show.

I'm a bit worried about the game forcing players to explore the exact same game as BOTW. Maybe that dead guy under Hyrule castle sends them to something like the Dark World or Lorule.

Well they made Majora's Mask in a blistering year and a half. BotW 2 would have 3 years of development time if they started it December 2017 after the last DLC pack for BotW, and finished it December 2020. 

So yeah, totally doable. 

Yeahm the RE part was lame.Honestly, with the "budget" the trailer had, I was expecting something close to a RE 7 or RE 2 remake announcement.

But yeah, it was a very good presentation.Not the best one, but great nonetheless.

And man, there are so many stuff left to see.Bayo 3, SMT 5, Monolith new project, etc.

Nintendo has surely alot up their sleeves.

2020 is looking better than I though. With any luck we should have Bayo 3, BotW2, Animal Crossing, Yokai Watch 4 coming west, and NMH3.

Nah, BOTW 2 is more complete than people think in my opinion.

Remember: BOTW is already 2.5 years old(give or take) and this game is using the same engine, probably using alot of the same assets for monsters and such, and the map will be reused in some fashion.

I can see this releasing mid 2020

And yeah, this conference confirms that Pokemon will be the big holiday title.