Recently, the well-known whistleblower Zippo said that it is expected that there may be a Nintendo meeting in the next few weeks. They updated an article this week saying Nintendo's next face will come within the next two weeks.
He added: "The focus of the face-to-face meeting will be on the games they haven't released this year, and let's preview the games that will be released early in 2022." ”
Historically, the whistleblower's claim seems credible, and for the past five years, Nintendo has held a live interview every year in the first two weeks of September. Even during the 2020 pandemic, the company held a commemorative live broadcast of the 35th anniversary of the Super Mario series on September 3.
On Tuesday, Nintendo-owned studio Monolith announced that it would temporarily close its website for maintenance on Tuesday, September 8, which was speculated to be related to Nintendo's face-to-face meeting and "Blade of Alienity 3", which was previously revealed by voice actors that "Blade of Alienity 3" was nearing the end of development.
Last summer, Nintendo President Kotaro Furukawa said he believes live streaming is still an effective way to communicate with players. At the Nintendo Face-to-Face Meeting in June, Nintendo unveiled "Galactic Warrior: Survival Fear", "Advanced Warfare 1+2" re-enactment, "Share Fun!" Wario Makes and other games, which end with a new trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2.
If Nintendo does have a face-to-face meeting this month, what new news are you looking forward to? Leave your opinion in the comments section.