Maybe you have a gripe and you need the world to know that you won’t stand for a reduced Pokemon count, that one texture of grass not being on par with your expectations and your outrage that 800 of the Pokémon you don’t care for aren’t in the game. Or maybe, and hear me out here, you kind of need to shut the hell up because the rest of us are still looking forward to a grand ol’ time.

This year’s E3 dropped a surprise announcement during a Nintendo Direct livestream, as the big N confirmed that there was still plenty of gold to mine from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. No release date was given for the sequel, but one reliable source of information reckons that they’ve got that window roughly pegged.

Ubisoft’s annual tradition of celebrating rhythmic movement to the tune of a catchy beat has been a regular in the video game release schedule for years now, dating back all the way back to its first appearance on the Nintendo Wii. A decade later, and Ubisoft is closing the door on that platform with Just Dance 2020.

This year promises to be the biggest Pokémon adventure to date, a grand journey across the Galar Region that is home to regional variants and new pocket monsters galore.

It’s starting to sound like Nintendo has their eye on sweeping up some other abandoned projects and breathing new life into them. That’s according to ex-Game Informer senior editor Imran Khan when he spoke to Kinda Funny. One of those games that may see the light of day again? A remake of Fire Emblem.

When Luigi and pals – Mario, Princess Peach and a trio of Toads – are invited to a shiny, grandiose hotel, it seems a bit of respite from the daily duties of jumping on the heads of goombas, breaking bricks and saving princesses. It probably also gives the Italian labourers a bit of time away from the vocation that away from the plumbing that’s listed in their job descriptions, but we never actually see them do. A bit of a break in a swish hotel! Who could say no?

Between the quaint villages, football stadiums and bustling big cities, there exists a zone that is wilder and untamed. Appropriately named the Wild Area of the Galar region, this huge slice of land where the various towns and cities can be found is aiming to be absolutely massive in scale. How big? How about two entire regions from Breath of the Wild stacked next to each other big.

From wacky flailing inflatable arm man references to updates of classic memes, here’s how people reacted to the reveal of Gigantamax Meowth: