UPDATE: Dark Souls Remastered has been confirmed for Nintendo Switch.
During today’s surprise Nintendo Direct conference, it was revealed that Dark Souls Remastered would have a May 25 release date.
According to Nintendo, the Remastered release will include the Artorias of the Abyss DLC, as well as an improved frame-rate and resolution.
It’s also been announced for PS4 and Xbox One.
You can check out the Dark Souls Remastered Nintendo Switch trailer below.
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ORIGINAL: Dark Souls Remastered is being tipped for a shock Nintendo Switch reveal at the imminent Nintendo Direct conference.
The latest reports suggest that Dark Souls Remastered will close the first Nintendo Direct presentation of 2018.
It would kind of explain the Nintendo of America Chibi-Robo tweet, which shares similarities with the famous ‘Praise the Sun’ pose (above) from Dark Souls.
According to Kotaku, Dark Souls Remastered will be announced for Switch during the conference, before being revealed for PS4 and Xbox One later.
The game is expected to feature new and improved visuals, as well as expanded multiplayer for up to six people.
Bandai Namco is also planning to bring Dark Souls 2 and 3 to Switch at a later date.
For a full list of games announced at Nintendo Direct, check out the gallery below…
In terms of new game announcements, reports suggest that GTA 5 and the original Red Dead Redemption are both coming to Switch.
Konami is said to be working on the Wii Rebirth Trilogy, which would include Castlevania: The Adventure ReBirth, Contra ReBirth, and Gradius ReBirth.
A Super Smash Bros port would also make sense, alongside new information about Metroid Prime 4, Pokemon Switch and more.
There’s also reports that Electronic Arts is planning to release a port of Fe on Nintendo Switch.
Perhaps we’ll even see the first wave of Virtual Console games, which are said to include Gamecube releases.
Rumours of a Nintendo Direct conference started late last year when a report suggested that a presentation was scheduled for January 11.
More recently, industry insiders like Stealth told Twitter followers that there is a strong possibility of a surprise Nintendo Direct conference taking place later today.
“Everything I have heard would strongly suggest a Direct is tomorrow (January 11),” Stealth tweets. “Early tomorrow. They need to announce soon.”
According to another of Stealth’s sources, the Direct conference could take place at 9am EST (2pm UK time).
Elsewhere, a Nintendo of Russia social media account is reported to have told an inquisitive fan: “Good afternoon! Follow the news – soon expected!”