NintendObserver’s select content on E3.
NintendObserver’s select content on E3.
At that very moment every gamer understood this pandemic to be actually serious. And now everyone is confined.
And the final day of Nintendo E3 2019, all about indies. What a show, and what hard work it was to finally gather everything.
Another day of Treehouse Live with highlights such as Fire Emblem Three Houses, Daemon X Machina and Astral Chain. (Hi there Yamper, Impidimp.)
Just like the Twitter handle says, here is @thetruebowser for this presentation. (This is the E3 2019 Direct in Japanese.)
The Direct, Bowser's intro, and the first full day of Nintendo Treehouse Live at E3 2019.
Animal Crossing New Horizons a enfin fait son entrée.
Trailer after trailer after trailer of epic goodness.
To keep things spoiler-free, this level was specifically designed for Nintendo Treehouse Live.
"Built-in positive reviews." 🤣
One of the developers actually managed, for testing purposes, to beat the Impossible Lair right from the start. Here's a challenge then for speedrunners out there.
Hi Katie! 🙂 These are the first few minutes of the game.
It really reminds me of Sakura Samurai on Nintendo 3DS, which I truly enjoyed.
Facing a brand-new Behemoth on stream for the first time.
The rules of the beat only apply when there are enemies around.
This is the first time they played this live with a controller. (Btw you can carry over your smartphone game data to the Switch version of the game.)
You won't notice it here but there literally was a power outage during this segment. Thank heavens for the Switch, I'm telling you.
I really get the sense that this game is the definition of a traditional Japanese RPG.
And my Mana fan friend be like: "Wait 'til you see the other classes."
OK. First playthrough: Dimitri. Second playthrough: Claude. Third and Lunatic playthrough: Edelgrad. I'm... definitely going to end up playing this all the way to the launch of Pokémon Shield.
I feel like Next Level Games have really turned the Luigi's Mansion franchise into their own, and that truly is something to celebrate.