The biggest announcements from the June 2026 Nintendo Direct
Nintendo just showed off a whole lot of video games for the Switch and Switch 2. Let's talk about them.
Nintendo just showed off a whole lot of video games for the Switch and Switch 2. Let's talk about them.

Nintendo just concluded a very beefy Nintendo Direct livestream. Without wasting any more time, let's dig into all the biggest announcements from the show, including the long-rumored The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake.
An updated version of the excellent action RPG Dragon's Dogma 2 is coming to Switch 2 on Oct. 9.
This cool-looking co-op adventure inspired by 80s anime is coming out on Sept. 3.
This unique co-op adventuring game based on proximity voice chat launches on Aug. 4.
This is a cute pixel-art cooking game based on the popular One Piece manga and anime series, out Oct. 23.
Pokémon Pokopia is getting some free and paid DLC starting this August, including a new underwater town.
The next game in the revered tactics RPG series is out on Sept. 17.
The popular Pinocchio-themed action game is out on Aug. 6.
One of the best action games of the last few years is out on Switch 2 on June 23.
A remastered version of an underrated Wii classic is out in early 2027.
The incredible Xenoblade Chronicles RPG trilogy is getting paid Switch 2 updates throughout the rest of this year.
And there's also a new Xenoblade game coming in 2027.
A new 2D turn-based Final Fantasy based on a previously existing mobile game is out on Oct. 22.
The new game from the developers of Elden Ring is getting a closed network test this summer, but we still don't know a lot about it.
A single-player take on Splatoon is launching on July 23, and there will be a dedicated Direct for it on June 30.
The fifth chapter of the acclaimed Deltarune RPG is out on June 24.
One of the best RPGs of the past few years is out on Switch 2 on Nov. 12.
The long-awaited Kingdom Hearts IV got a fresh new trailer, and a confirmation that it's coming to Switch 2.
And finally, the Ocarina of Time remake is real, and it's coming this year, though the trailer doesn't show off much.
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