Nintendos E3 will center on Pokmon Zelda and Luigis Mansion Engadget

We already knew that Nintendo would be that specialize in 2019 games at E3 this year (sorry, Metroid Prime fans). Today, the corporation has gone a step further and revealed the exact games in an effort to be playable at the show floor: Pokémon Sword and Shield, The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (the upcoming remake, not the original), Luigi's Mansion 3 and Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order. Nintendo stated there may be "other video games on the show floor," and "details about extra upcoming titles for Nintendo Switch" throughout its now-traditional Direct video on June 11th.

That method there is nevertheless a threat the new Animal Crossing -- which is tentatively scheduled for 2019 in the mean time -- will make an appearance on the display. We can also see Astral Chain, a fable-action recreation from Bayonetta developer PlatinumGames, and Super Mario Maker 2, which comes out just a couple of weeks after the display. Heck, maybe we will get a release date for Mario Kart Tour, Nintendo's subsequent phone game, too.

Don't omit your risk to play #LuigisMansion 3, #PokemonSwordShield & extra for the primary time @ #E32019! Tune into the #NintendoDirect @ 9amPT on 6/11, observed with the aid of #NintendoTreehouseLive at some point of the show for extra game information & the today's Nintendo news. //t.co/0lcDwkjtO6 pic.twitter.com/NxB8ve9wc8

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) June 6, 2019

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Source: Nintendo (Press Release)

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By Nick Summers @nisummers

Nick Summers is a senior reporter, editor and photographer at Engadget. He studied multimedia journalism at Bournemouth University and holds an NCTJ certificates. Nick previously worked at The Next Web and FE Week, an schooling-targeted newspaper inside the UK.

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