E3 2017 Expected To Be Big For Nintendo, President Of Nintendo Says

Of course, there were no specifics as to what we would see when Nintendo takes the stage at E3. However, it's safe to say that the Nintendo Switch is going to be one of the company's main focuses. With The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild released, it's going to take quite a bit of effort to top Link's grand adventure.

"I'm not gonna tell you all of the various games and all of our little secrets for E3, but I can tell you that E3 is going to be a major opportunity for us to showcase not only Nintendo Switch, but also content coming to Nintendo 3DS," Reggie stated.

The Nintendo 3DS is another of Nintendo's successful devices, sporting titles such as Pokemon Sun and Pokemon Moon on top of other well-known titles. We're guaranteed to see multiple kiosks and stands where new games can be tried and previewed. It's a smart move, what with E3 being open to the public this year.

President Fils-Aime had this to say in regards to the video game industry.

"I think anyone who says they know where this industry is going is really not knowledgeable about the industry, given that at its heart, it's all about innovation and creativity," he said.

Innovation and creativity have always been at the forefront of Nintendo's drive. We've seen innovative systems and creations such as the Nintendo Wii and Wii Fit. If these are any indication as to what we could see at E3, it's hard to pinpoint what Nintendo will pull from their bag of creativity this time.

Ultimately, it's a bold claim for President Fils-Aime to imply a big year for Nintendo. Microsoft and Sony are undoubtedly on the heels of the company to present their own creations, so the competition will certainly be fierce. With the Nintendo Switch fresh off the shelves, Nintendo has every opportunity to show us something we've yet to see.

E3 will kick off on June 13 of this year, ending on the 15.

Are you excited for Nintendo's big reveals? Do you believe that the company will stand up to the likes of Sony and Microsoft this year? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section below.

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