The anticipation for the Switch 2 is building as we approach its reveal in less than a week. However, Nintendo decided to keep the focus on the original Switch with a dedicated Direct, which felt like a final push of announcements for the groundbreaking handheld hybrid console before its successor takes the stage.
Today's stream was packed with exciting updates for the original Switch, showcasing new footage of eagerly awaited titles like Metroid Prime 4: Beyond and Pokemon Legends Z-A. Fans of classic series were treated to sequels for Tomodachi Life and Rhythm Heaven, along with announcements about new Switch features and general Nintendo updates, setting the stage for next week's Switch 2 Direct.
It appears there's still plenty of life left in the original Switch, and it's highly probable that all these new titles will be compatible with the upcoming Switch 2. Despite the looming successor, the March 2025 Nintendo Direct delivered a wealth of information on both known and unknown games. Here's a comprehensive round-up of all the announcements made:
Let us know in the comments which of these announcements and reveals excited you the most!
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