Highlights on Nintendo’s E3

On the last day of a somewhat disappointing, yet expected E3, could Nintendo end it on a high note? With a 40-minute presentation, the big N had a few notable surprises and highlights that made for a solid presentation. Still waiting for the “Switch Pro” announcement, but with new Zelda: Breath of the Wild gameplay, Smash Bros. reveals, and a new (not Prime) Metroid game, Nintendo showed its still working hard for its consumers. Here’s a rundown of the showing. 10-Hit Smash Combo

Starting off their E3 strong with a new character, Kazuya Mishima of Tekken fame joins the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate roster. Ultimate has done a great job of making non-Nintendo characters feel true to themselves, especially the ones from other fighting games. Kazuya looks to continue this with moves that look straight out of the Tekken series. Mans throwing characters into a volcano like trash day is tomorrow was an excellent little character moment, and I can’t wait to get my hands on him. We’ll get a full breakdown of him at a later date, but this was a nice surprise to see. Something for Everyone

The next group of Nintendo E3 announcements included the Life is Strange Remastered Collection and Life is Strange: True Colors, Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy, Worms Rumble, Astria Ascending, Two Points Campus, and Super Monkey Ball: Banana Mania are all headed for the Switch. Nintendo, though many see it as the “Family/Kiddie Console,” has always done a great job a providing a variety of game…