All the Games Announced at Nintendo Direct September 2026
Nintendo also showed new ports, remasters and updates, including Monster Hunter Wilds on Dec. 4 and Mario Kart World free content later today.
- On Tuesday, Nintendo held its second Direct showcase of the week, focusing on upcoming Switch 2 titles and concluding with the reveal of the 3D platformer Kirby and the World Beyond, launching in spring 2027.
- Following Monday's Zelda-focused 40th anniversary presentation, this second showcase primarily featured ports and updates for the Switch 2, with Nintendo aiming to bolster the system's library with both new releases and established titles.
- The presentation introduced the 2D action platformer Metroid Ravenous arriving January 28, alongside Monster Hunter Wilds on December 4 and a new Xenoblade Chronicles 3 edition adding an RTS-lite mode on December 3.
- Capcom's Resident Evil remakes launch digitally on October 16, while Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis arrives February 12 and Final Fantasy VII Revelation debuts April 8, expanding the console's software catalog.
- Most showcased games are slated for release within the next six months, as Nintendo aims to maintain consistent software momentum for the Switch 2 while the original Switch's support continues to wind down.
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Best reveals from today's Nintendo Direct: New Kirby, Metroid Ravenous, GameCube, more
Pre-order discounts on the The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time are now live ahead of release in early November, but Nintendo hosted a separate Direct event this morning with long list of notable reveals as well. From a new 3D Kirby adventure and the anticipated new 2D Metroid game, to FREE content updates for Mario Kart World and StarFox, down below you’ll find all of the most exciting announcements and releases from the September Nintendo Dire…
Nintendo introduced Metroid Ravenous and Kirby and the World Beyond, confirmed the arrival of Monster Hunter Wilds and Persona 6, and detailed releases, new editions and updates for its consoles.
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