Many fans are eagerly awaiting an announcement for the next Nintendo Direct that usually caps off summer festivities, almost always taking place before the Tokyo Game Show, and it seems Ubisoft let slip when that is. Of course, it's not the only event fans are waiting on either. Sony has already announced its September PlayStation State of Play takes place on Thursday, September 3, and it seems the Nintendo event will be on Thursday, September 10.
It's worth mentioning that known "leaker" SwitchForce has also claimed a Nintendo Direct will take place on September 10, not long before the Ubisoft slip became public, but they are not generally trusted. NateTheHate has also commented on Nintendo Directs, but has not confirmed a date. In other words, there are a lot of rumblings about a Nintendo Direct date, but Ubisoft is the only one to specify a date.
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Of course, Ubisoft does not outright say that September 10 will host a Nintendo Direct, though it makes sense with the State of Play and Tokyo Game Show (which is why SwitchForce could just be guessing). Instead, Ubisoft addressed recent leaks of Just Dance: Decade of Hits , an upcoming game in the popular franchise, and was dismayed with how the still-in-development content was being shared. The company then confirmed it would be sharing more with fans on September 10, leading to speculation that Ubisoft accidentally revealed the Nintendo Direct date.
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