Overview
- Nintendo ran a roughly 50-minute Direct followed by a 95-minute Treehouse presentation on June 9 that unveiled the company’s near-term Switch and Switch 2 slate.
- The show ended with a cinematic teaser that confirmed a ground‑up remake of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time as a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive slated for 2026, with no specific release date or gameplay details yet.
- Nintendo released a Star Fox remake date and a free demo, with the full game scheduled for June 25 and the demo available on the Nintendo eShop the same day.
- FromSoftware’s Switch 2 exclusive The Duskbloods received a new trailer and a planned closed network test this summer, but still has no final release date.
- The Direct delivered broad third‑party support and ports—examples include Dragon’s Dogma 2, Lies of P Complete Edition and Devil May Cry 5—plus confirmation that Kingdom Hearts IV will be available on Switch 2 and a Kingdom Hearts collection arriving in October, all signaling Nintendo’s intent to build Switch 2 momentum through 2026.