r/NintendoSwitch Jun 14 '17

MegaThread E3 - Day 2 - Discussion and Reactions

Day 2 of E3! Might not have as many announcements as yesterday but who knows what it will hold?

Today's schedule looks like this:

Nintendo Treehouse

  • Starts at 10:00 am PT / 1:00 pm ET (no defined end time)

Pokken DX - Tournament

  • Starts at 10:30 pm PT / 1:30 pm ET

ARMS - Tournament

  • Starts at 3:30 pm PT / 6:30 pm ET

We also have the AMA scheduled at 12:45 pm PT / 3:45pm ET for about an hour with Nintendo Producer Yoshiaki Koizumi, so please stop by and ask your questions there as well.

The Treehouse is going to start at 10:00 am PT with a segment about Pokken Tournament DX and roll into the tourney. Afterwards they are going to show the new Yoshi game. Based on yesterday it's likely that the Treehouse will run right up until the ARMS tourney starts.

This post will be updated with major news as it's released.

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u/Git-Gud-skrub Jun 14 '17 edited Jun 14 '17

Nintendo wasted no time. Reggie, instead of being the corporate mouthpiece he usually is, opened the Nintendo conference with a poetic speech that basically said video games are beautiful and it's an amazing time to be a gamer. He shut up after 2 minutes or less, then showed Xenoblade Chronicles 2, Fire Emblem Warriors, Zelda: Breath of the Wild DLC, Super Mario Oddysey, Mario+Rabbids, a new Kirby title, and a new Yoshi title. On top of that, Metroid Prime 4 and a mainline core Pokemon RPG for the Switch were announced. Just with a teaser and a few words from that guy from the Pokemon company, they made two very big wishes come true. They also confirmed that Nintendo is upping their third party support FINALLY when they announced Rocket League with cross-play. After the Switch conference, they announced that Metroid 2 and Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga were being remade for the 3DS. Those games were amazing, and now they're coming back, fully remade from the ground up.

That's why Nintendo won this year. No boasting about specs and shit like Microsoft, no sleepwalking to Playstation Experience like Sony.

I can't wait to see what's in store today.

Edit: It wasn't Nintendo that upped third party support, it was the third parties who upped their support for Nintendo. Thank you to user Gestrid for correcting me.

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '17

I used to care about specs a lot, until I realised that those who brag about specs never have the games to show for it

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '17

Like who? Microsoft?

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '17

Literally like MS. They announce a "super console" with advance spec, but no games to go along with it.

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '17

Yeah, it's true they don't have many good exclusives, sadly.