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Copyright: Nintendo direct is property of Nintendo, power rangers is property of Saban, delta rune and undertale are property of toby fox Brevity and ethics: I have no affiliation with Nintendo or mentioned games I am just a fan The Nintendo Direct is always an exciting event, packed with updates on upcoming games and thrilling new releases. One standout segment is the Partner Showcase, where Nintendo shines a light on third-party and indie games coming to their platforms Hollow Knight: silk son Now, let’s address the elephant in the room: But let’s not dwell on missed opportunities. The world of gaming is brimming with possibilities, and one title that stands out as a potential Switch arrival is the beloved indie game, *Deltarune*. Given Nintendo’s past enthusiasm for *Undertale*, which received a warm welcome on their platforms and even a major announcement for the Switch, it’s reasonable to expect that if the next chapter of *Deltarune* is nearing release, it could make its debut du

copyright: Game informer is property of Gamestop ethics and brevity: we have no affiliation with gamestop or game informer, were just a fan Today, the gaming community mourns the loss of a significant cultural cornerstone. The video game magazine Game Informer has ceased operations, leaving dedicated fans disheartened by its departure, even in an era where print media has largely faded away. I recall the first time I received a Game Informer magazine subscription in the early 2000s. At that time, websites like NeoGAF and GameFAQs were still niche communities, and Game Informer was the premier source for video game news and reviews. The magazine featured all the major scoops and event information. One issue that particularly captivated me covered X-Men Legends and X2: Wolverine's Revenge I was thrilled to see the abundance of upcoming X-Men games. I meticulously read the magazine from cover to cover to absorb every detail about these anticipated releases. Another cherished memory of