It's quite possible that this previous Nintendo Direct was the last one before they reveal the new console. Assuming that they keep the usual pattern of when they have Nintendo Directs, announcing the system in February would make more sense than in June. June wouldn't be that late to make the announcement, so that wouldn't be impossible, but I think announcing the system earlier in the year would give them more time to hype and promote it than if they waited until June. It's also possible that the system won't be revealed for next year. Granted, that might be less likely given the rumors and how long the Switch has been out, but it wouldn't be a stretch if they waited another year for their new console to be released either.The only question I have is: Was this the last main Nintendo Direct before the reveal of the new console?
Let's say the new "Switch 2" is indeed revealed next Spring (maybe March, for instance, which is right around the end of Nintendo's fiscal year). Are they going to have another Nintendo Direct before then?
I don't think there will be a "main" 40 to 50 minute NIntendo Direct in November or December. Maybe a 10 to 20 minute "Indie Direct" (in which they focus on "Indie" games from smaller publishers).
But there's usually a "main" (Big) Nintendo Direct by February each year. The 3 "big" Nintendo Directs are usually in February, June, and September. Just wondering if the next "big" Nintendo Direct occurs before the reveal of the "Switch 2".