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Nintendo has remastered "The Legend of Zelda Link's Awakening" for the Switch.
- Nintendo showed off more than two-dozen upcoming Switch games during a 36-minute "Nintendo Direct" presentation that included newly revealed games and unreleased footage.
- The Switch is Nintendo's fastest-selling console in the last decade, inspiring more third-party developers to bring their games to the portable device.
- The Nintendo Direct presentation focused on the lineup of games arriving through the summer of 2019, so there could be more new games announced during the year.
During a Wednesday video presentation, Nintendo showed off more than 25 games coming to the Nintendo Switch in 2019, including new "Super Mario" and "Legend of Zelda" titles.
Most of the games in the presentation are scheduled to arrive on the Switch prior to Summer 2019, meaning their could be more unannounced titles on the way by time the holiday season arrives.
Nintendo also provided updates on existing hits like "Super Smash Bros. Ultimate," and "Captain Toad Treasure Tracker," both of which will receive new downloadable content in March.
The Switch is Nintendo's fastest-selling console in the last decade, with more than 30 million units shipped worldwide since its launch in March 2017. The growing userbase has inspired more third-party developers to bring their games to the portable device. Switch owners can look forward to a number of high profile games arriving from other consoles, from the classic "Final Fantasy VII" to critically acclaimed "Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice."
Here are all of the upcoming games for the Nintendo Switch: