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Right now, fans are taking to social media to beg Nintendo with a single word. “Direct.”
Nintendo has told IGN that its Nintendo Direct videos, lovable PR blasts that became synonymous with former President Satoru Iwata, will continue, though “we have no details to provide now on who will be featured”.
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