Nintendo has officially confirmed that its next Nintendo Direct presentation will take place on September 12 at 6 AM PT. The broadcast is set to run for one hour, though the company has not disclosed which games will be featured.
Rumors about a September Nintendo Direct have been circulating since August, when insiders first hinted that Nintendo was planning a mid-month showcase. Speculation gained momentum after content creator SwitchForce mentioned the possibility of a September event, followed by leaker NateTheHate, who supported the claims and suggested the show would cover more than one title.
A recent leak teased that the presentation might highlight “three seven” games — a cryptic clue that fans are still trying to decode. Some believe this could point to Final Fantasy 7 Remake Intergrade coming to the Switch, while others speculate it could involve 007 First Light: Specialist Edition, reportedly set to debut on the upcoming Switch 2 in March. A few fans are even hoping for a surprise appearance from Pokémon Legends: Z-A, though Nintendo typically saves Pokémon news for dedicated Pokémon Presents streams.
Another major title on the community’s wish list is Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, which has long been one of the most anticipated releases for the Switch. Players are also wondering whether Nintendo will use the Direct to outline plans for the 40th anniversary of Super Mario Bros., though leakers suggest the presentation may focus strictly on game announcements.
Fans eager to catch the broadcast can already set reminders via Nintendo’s official YouTube channel to make sure they don’t miss the event.
