| Farsala said: I guess this will help Nintendo get a handle on stock. Remember their FY forecast seemed really low, but they truly didn't have any big guns ready. Now it all makes sense. I wouldn't expect any big announcement until May next year. |
I truly do not understand people’s expectations sometimes, here is the first party lineup along with some of the bigger 3rd parties franchises for the current fiscal year:
June 5-Mario Kart World
June 5-Cyberpunk 2077
June 5-Hogwarts Legacy
June 5-Civilization 7
June 5-Sonic X Shadow Generations
June 5-Street Fighter 6
July 11-Tony Hawk Pro Skater 3+4
July 17-Donkey Kong Bananza
July 23-WWE 2K26
July 24-Super Mario Party Jamboree+Jamboree TV
August 5-Apex Legends
August 14-Madden NFL 26
August 28-Kirby & the Forgotten World+Star Crossed World
September 4-Star Wars Outlaws
September 5-NBA 2K26
September 5-Daemon X Machina
September 26-EA Sports FC 26
October 2-Super Mario Galaxy 1+2
October 3-Borderlands 4
October 10-Little Nightmares III
October 14-Just Dance 26
October 16-Pokemon Legends Z-A
October 23-Persona 3 Reloaded
October 30-Dragon Quest 1+2 HD-2D Remake
November 6-Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment
November 12-Yakuza Kiwami 1/2
November 14-Dragon Ball: Sparking Zero
November 20-Kirby Air Riders
December 4-Octopath Traveler 0
December 4-Metroid Prime 4: Beyond
2025-Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition
2025-Sonic Racing Crossworlds
January 22-Dynasty Warriors: Origins
January 22-Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade
February 5-Dragon Quest VII Reimagined
February 12-Mario Tennis Fever
February 27-Resident Evil 7/Village/Requiem
March 13-Monster Hunter Stories 3
March 27-007 First Light
Spring 2026-Yoshi and the Mysterious Book (Crafted World was March so I’m guessing this is)
I just don’t get how someone looks at that lineup and is like, “yeah, that’s a soft release schedule”
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