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Zelda 40th anniversary Direct on 8th September and Nintendo Direct 9th

Nintendo has announced via the Nintendo Today app for iOS and Android that it will be holding two Nintendo Direct presentations. The first will be for The Legend of Zelda 40th anniversary which will take place on 8th September at 7am PT / 3pm UK time then the very next day we will be treated to a general Nintendo Direct presentation on 9th September at 7am PT / 3pm UK time.

“Join us next week for a special The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct on Tuesday, followed by a second Nintendo Direct and a Nintendo Treehouse: Live on Wednesday! 

Tune in on Sept. 8 at 7 a.m. PT / 10 a.m. PT for The Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct. To celebrate the series’ 40th anniversary, we will deliver a variety of information related to The Legend of Zelda. The livestream will last roughly 30 minutes.

Then join us on Sept. 9 at 7 a.m. PT / 10 a.m. PT for Nintendo Direct 9.9.2026. The livestream will last roughly 45 minutes and focus on Nintendo Switch 2 games launching this winter. Afterward, tune in to Nintendo Treehouse: Live | September 2026 to watch gameplay of select titles featured in the Nintendo Direct. The livestream will last roughly 110 minutes.”

11 thoughts on “Zelda 40th anniversary Direct on 8th September and Nintendo Direct 9th”

  1. So probably…. Zelda movie, OoT remake, maybe Twilight Princess release on NSO?

    Less likely but would be cool… A Zelda HD collection (WW, TP, and SS). An HD port of ALBW. Nintendo Switch 2 Edition of Echoes of Wisdom.

    1. Plenty.

      The Zelda Direct goes without saying. Finally showcasing the movie. Finally talking more about the remake. Maybe ports of the HD versions for the Switch 2. Maybe a side project for later or, most unlikely of all, a teaser of the next original Zelda game.

      The Nintendo Direct goes without saying. A bit more of Fortune’s Weave, more third party stuff. Maybe a new Metroid, like it was rumored.

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