Shulou(Shulou.com)11/24 Report--

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the handwritten clues delivered in the past, rain and snow! CTOnews.com, June 21 (Xinhua)-- Nintendo and Ubisoft have partnered with Ubisoft to produce Mario + Rabbit: the Battle of the Kingdom, a round-based game similar to XCOM that has reached 10 million independent players by August 2022, and it seems that the two sides will continue to cooperate.

Yves Guillemot, CEO of Ubisoft, said that Ubisoft had already released two Mario + Crazy Rabbit games on Switch, and he thought it was a little too fast to put Starshine wish on the next-generation mainframe, and Nintendo advised them to develop only one new product every time they launched a new machine.

He added that the game "will last for a decade" and that developers plan to "update it on future machines." A new version of "Malio + Crazy Rabbit Star wish" is likely to be launched when the new Switch is launched.

At Nintendo, such games are never out of date. There are already 25 Mario games on Switch. Nintendo recommends that it is best to do only one iteration per generation of machines. We're a little too fast. We should wait for the next generation of mainframes. Because you can play a great game, and we think it will last ten years, because we will keep updating the new machines of the future.

In fact, there have been rumors of Nintendo Switch next-generation consoles for a long time. CTOnews.com noted that Sharp revealed last month that it was making LCD screens for the "new console", sparking renewed speculation about the new machine.

Although Nintendo Direct is scheduled to air later today, there is a good chance that there will be no mention of the new Switch. Judging from the current revelations, Nintendo has plans to release a new phone in 2024, and some new intelligence may be released later.

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