It might not be a Nintendo Direct, but it'll definitely give us some news about upcoming games for the Nintendo Switch. An Indie World broadcast is slated for tomorrow, December 10th, at 7 pm CET. The livestream will last around 20 minutes, bringing information on upcoming indies that'll be releasing in the future. The previous Indie World showcase featured announcements such as Superhot and Ori and the Blind Forest coming to the Switch, as well as gameplay for many other titles.

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[Xzi]

all you have to do is browse steams library with NO FILTERS active and just like at the garbage that shows up on a daily basis. and than they will port half of that SHIT to the switch!

Alternatively, set the filter to only indie games with very positive reviews or better, and there will still be thousands. Pretty much everything goes through Steam before it hits PSN and the eShop, which just makes it easier to figure out what's worthwhile before a purchase.

 

[TheSpearGuy]

Remember that the last two Presentations had Microsoft Games as Highlights
I hope for a Banjo-Kazooie game in some form

 

[Jonna]

most are cheap clones of other games, them shitty pixel crap games, rpgmaker games and my personal favorite weeb trash visual novels/sex games. you might get ONE good indie game a year IF YOUR LUCKY!

Talking about AAA titles:

most are cheap clones of other AAA or indie titles, them shitty FPS games, quick-time-event action adventure games, and my personal favorite jockey trash sports/why-not-play-the-real-sport fake adrenaline games. you might get ONE good mainstream game a year IF YOUR LUCKY!


I can make generalized statements too, about AAA developed titles. While it has some truth to it, I can definitely say I oversimplified and stereotyped it like crazy. In my opinion, I absolutely hate sports games, but I can't just say they're shit, because there are many people that love them, and they make money, who am I to crap on some one else's parade?

Instead of being negative all the time, you should try some positivity.

 

[banjo2]

Alternatively, set the filter to only indie games with very positive reviews or better, and there will still be thousands. Pretty much everything goes through Steam before it hits PSN and the eShop, which just makes it easier to figure out what's worthwhile before a purchase.

Also, this is a showcase, it's not like Nintendo OK's everything that comes through, correct?