Nintendo Direct February 2021 Roundup Including DLC, Remasters & More!
Nintendo Direct February 2021 roundup including DLC, remasters & more!
Yesterday marked the exciting arrival of this year’s first Nintendo Direct presentation, which came full of exciting announcements including new titles, HD remasters and console ports and special downloadable content for hit titles. Our roundup of new trailers and announcements is listed below!
Release Date: March
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is expanding with the addition of
2 character Pyra, which will also include a new stage music under the Fighters Pass. Though a full breakdown of her moves and exact release date are set to be announced at a later time, the trailer does indicate she is primarily a blade user with a fire-based attack who ca also swap out with fellow
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SaGa Frontier Remastered will be the first premium SaGa release for modern systems. The free to play
Romancing SaGa Re;Universe also released on iOS and Android in the West. To celebrate the
SaGa Frontier Remastered release date, a new login bonus for
Romancing SaGa Re;Universe including 1,500 Jewels, 60 small Lunar New Year Stamina Potions, and more has been revealed. Watch the announcement trailer for
SaGa Frontier Remastered below:
In terms of added content over the original,
SaGa Frontier Remastered also includes Fuse as an added playable character, new events, upgraded graphics, and more.
SaGa Frontier Remastered will release on April 15th for iOS, Android, PS4, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam. It is priced at $24.99 and pre-orders for the PC and console versions will go live next month. The new screenshots still seem to use the smoothed look which I’m not a fan of right now. Hopefully I get used to it when I play the full game in April. Until then,
New Zelda, Mario and Star Wars!
Nintendo has revealed their hand with new details and fresh titles aplenty. The 50-minute presentation included a remaster of an old Legend of Zelda title, more Mario to sink our teeth into, a new Star Wars game and new content for our lockdown hero, Animal Crossing.
Nearly half a million people around the world tuned in to watch the announcements live on YouTube.
The showcase has been a massive build up for Nintendo. The Japanese gaming company hasn t hosted a feature showcase since September 2019.
Rumours of the next Nintendo Switch console, a Switch Pro if you will, were nowhere in sight.