The Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake will likely take center stage at the Nintendo Direct on September 8. However, speculation is rife about what first-party Switch 2 games could appear the next day. According to the source who leaked the timing of events and the modernized Zelda, a sequel to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is on the way. Malo392 is not a well-known expert, but in March 2026 he made surprisingly accurate predictions. In a YouTube comment, the individual posted a list of upcoming projects that included the Ocarina of Time remake. Additionally, they revealed a “classic” Star Fox entry before the renowned NateTheHate and the editor announced it. The leaker recently teased the Nintendo Directs, now scheduled for September 8 and 9. Of course, gamers are scouring malo392’s comments on YouTube for more information. A discovery occurred in a video that talked about a possible edition of Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Switch 2. The message says: “No, a new Smash is being prepared.” In May 2026, tipster Reece “Kiwi Talkz” Reilly also reported that a new Super Smash Bros. game was being planned. However, he later warned that it may not be a new title. Many fighting enthusiasts believe that an update to the popular original Switch release is inevitable. Although it is compatible with the new console, developers can improve the visuals or add characters. However, Nintendo could choose to add a new chapter to the Masahiro Sakurai franchise. What is a realistic release date? Unfortunately, without an update in the meantime, players will likely need patience for a playthrough of Super Smash Bros. Switch 2. After Kirby Air Riders ships in November 2025, Sakurai will be able to return to the fighting game. Still, such an effort would take years, making even a Nintendo Direct debut questionable. The imminent issues could also have other titles referred to as bad392. Like NateTheHate, they leaked a new 3D Mario experience that points to 2027. Another possibility is the return of Nintendogs (see comments). The pet simulator would complement the touchscreen, internal microphone and Joy-Cons of the newer handheld. Adam Corsetti – Technical Writer – 1,561 articles published on Notebookcheck since 2025 I became interested in technology from a young age and enjoyed discovering the latest innovations. While earning college degrees in publishing, I created several gaming and PC hardware websites. My passion has always been guiding readers on what products can truly improve their lives. After many years as a technical writer for Game Rant, I’m eager to share my knowledge with a new audience at Notebookcheck.
