Recently, Nintendo has confirmed that it will be absent from this year's Gamescom, which is a big loss for both players and the show itself. Because since the E3 game show was permanently canceled, Gamescom can be said to be the most watched game show, and as the world's most watched game company, Nintendo's absence also makes players feel very sorry.
However, Lao Ren's absence this time is also expected, because players who pay attention to the dynamics of new games can definitely find that Nintendo has almost no heavyweight games launched this year, which can be said to be a "rotten" year. Linked to the revelations about the second generation of the Switch in the past two years, the biggest possibility is that Nintendo is fully preparing for the release of the new machine.
The Switch is already a 7-year-old game console, and it's time to retire, and the new machine will most likely be announced later this year and released next year, and the escort game lineup of the new machine should also be very heavy. Personally, my guess is that the new "Mario Kart" and the new 3D "Super Mario" will most likely be released with the new machine.
At the same time, for example, the remake of the Legend of Zelda, the remastered version of Pokémon may also be released with the new machine. For me personally, I would have liked to have played The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom at a steady 60 fps on a new machine, and it was too painful to play on a switch, with frequent frame drops and stuttering.
If the above games can be accompanied by the new machine, it will undoubtedly be equivalent to the Chinese New Year for any player. I believe that this year's old Ren Pendulum should also be preparing for the new machine, and I hope that next year can bring a big surprise to players.
