In recent months Nintendo got us used to the release, a few days in advance, of information regarding the announcement of new events in which it would show content related to exclusive games for Nintendo Switch. In addition to Nintendo Direct and Pokémon Direct, the Kyoto company holds the so-called Nintendo Treehouse, or live streaming in which parts of the gameplay of the upcoming titles are often shown. And just in the last few hours the big N has communicated, through its official Twitter account, the arrival of a new Treehouse appointment for today to be held at 19:00 in Spanish.
As reported in the tweet at the bottom of the article, the live broadcast will focus in particular on two previously revealed games, namely Pikmin 3 Deluxe e Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity. The first was announced last August and, for the uninitiated, it is one edition of the popular game released in 2013 on Nintendo Wii U, enriched with lots of unpublished content. In fact, a new cooperative mode has been introduced, new missions and challenges, to which is added the availability of all DLCs released in the past on the original version of the title.
Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity is an action game developed by Koei Tecmo which takes place one hundred years before the events narrated in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, a masterpiece released in 2017 on the hybrid console of the great N. It inherits the particular graphic style from the latter, combining it with a gameplay all devoted to action, as per the tradition of the Hyrule Warriors series. The two titles will be released exclusively on Nintendo Switch respectively 30 October and 20st November, so we just have to wait for the Nintendo Treehouse to discover new details, before the official landing on Nintendo Switch.
#NintendoTreehouseLive returns on 10/7 at 10 am PT with a livestreamed presentation featuring two segments. Tune in for a #Pikmin 3 Deluxe deep dive and a new stage and gameplay details for #HyruleWarriors: Age of Calamity. https://t.co/232xssTxZ4 pic.twitter.com/xdcFjCydC9
- Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) October 6, 2020
