Mario Kart is the only popular first-party Nintendo franchise that involves cars and tires, and the series has yet to receive a proper title for the Nintendo Switch. Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (2017) was a port of the Wii U title Mario Kart 8 (2014). Unless Nintendo confirms Mario Kart 9 or another significant release sometime in the coming months, it'll make for a very quiet 2020 while its chief competitors, Sony and Microsoft, prepare to launch next-gen consoles later this year.īased on Sabi's tweet about "tires," we have to assume he's talking about Mario Kart 9, which is long overdue on the Switch. This comes less than a week after Nintendo confirmed the company has no plans to release a new model of the Switch until at least until 2021. Based on the "tires," Nintendo could make up for this bit of a letdown with the release of Mario Kart 9 later this year. If this information is correct, then The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 2won't be released in time for the 2020 holiday season, meaning that it's not on track to reach store shelves until sometime in 2021.
Neither is set in stone yet so take some salt. “Which adds more credence to the major title I was referencing on a tweet the other day. “ BotW 2 taking longer than anticipated back during E3 2019, so it doesn’t seem to be this year’s holiday release,” they tweeted. Gaming insider and reputable leaker Sabi tweeted earlier this week that development on the Breath of the Wild sequel Nintendo is proceeding slower than expected and therefore won't be released anytime soon, but they also hinted that Nintendo might announce another big title to make up for it soon. 2020 is shaping up to be a quiet year for the Nintendo Switch, especially as new leaks suggest Breath of the Wild 2 - previously teased at E3 2019 - won't be released until at least 2021, but Nintendo might keep gamers sated with an entry in another iconic franchise that has "tires."
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