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Nindies Direct Happening Early Tomorrow Morning

Nindie News Incoming

Last night Nintendo announced that there will be a 20-minute presentation covering indie games coming to the Switch. Unfortunately we are getting the short end of the stick this time and the presentation starts at 5 am AEST (2 am WAST ouch) on December 11. Hopefully we will get a bunch of release dates for the Christmas period and the new year and maybe even a few surprise drops.

You can watch the Livestream on YouTube or here.

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When Eleanore isn’t trying to figure out how the Earth works she’s trying to pay off her loan in Animal Crossing, complete her Pokedex or finishing one more RPG or platformer. She is a lover of great characters, cute or creative art styles and awesome game soundtracks.

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