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Rumour: SwitchForce hints the next Nintendo Direct is on 12th September

Switch Force, who accurately revealed the last Nintendo Direct, has hinted that the next Nintendo Direct presentation will be held on 12th September. There’s generally a Nintendo Direct in September and this year’s should be a special one as it’s Mario’s 40th anniversary. All eyes will be on what Nintendo does to celebrate this momentous occasion.

12 thoughts on “Rumour: SwitchForce hints the next Nintendo Direct is on 12th September”

  1. A Friday Direct seems odd but it makes some sense in this case, what with it being the day prior to the 40th anniversary of Super Mario Bros. We will see if other sources corroborate.

  2. I’ve been expecting a Direct in early September and while this is around a week later than I expected, it makes sense. Should be a good one!

  3. I personally wouldn’t expect a direct until next week at the latest.

    But I also have no reason to doubt Switchforce, he’s a good honest lad, and he usually doesn’t get anything wrong, he’s reliable and good natured. Hat’s of to him if he’s right.

    1. He’s also a POS thief whose stolen information, or gotten said information illegally. We don’t praise thieves for ruining what should be a surprise, you aren’t entitled to this information if Nintendo doesn’t want to announce it just yet, and nobody in the gaming community, especially “journalists”, should be regurgitating what a POS thief says for attention, ever.

      Do better

      1. Who says he’s a theif, I highly doubt he even knows what he’s talking about, he seemed far to nervous, and I think he choose that date pacifically because it aligns with Mario’s birthday better. But like I said, it will most likely be happening next week.

  4. The article is a quick & engaging news story, suitable for anyone looking to catch up on the latest Nintendo Direct rumors for 2025. It’s appealing because of SwitchForce’s proven accuracy and its clear connection to Mario’s big anniversary.

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