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As part of Nintendo's E3 Direct and E3 2019 as a whole, many third party games were announced and shown off for the Nintendo Switch. More Triple A games are making their way over to a Nintendo platform now than ever. It's certainly exciting to see. Here's a quick overview of third party games on the horizon:
- Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch will release on September 20.
- Disgaea 4 Complete+ was announced for Switch. It's coming this fall.
- The Witcher 3: Complete Edition is coming to Switch in 2019. The port is behing handled by Saber Interactive.
- No More Heroes III featuring Travis Touchdown will come to Switch in 2020.
- Trial of Mana will come to Switch in 2020. It's a remake of Secret of Mana 3.
- Collection of Mana is out now on the eShop ($39.99).
- Alien Isolation will release in 2019 on Switch. Switch features like Gyro Aiming and HD Rumble will be implemented.
- Empire of Sin is a brand new strategy game coming to Switch from Paradox Interactive. It will release in 2020.
- Contra Rogue Corps is a new Contra game fro Konami. It'll launch on September 26.
- Resident Evil 5 & 6 are coming to Switch this fall. They will join the numerous other RE games on the eShop.
- New Super Lucky's Tale is a Microsoft-published 3d platformer coming to Switch this Fall.
- Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order is coming to Switch on July 19.
- Panzer Dragoon, the rail shooter from Sega, is being remad and coming to Switch this holiday season.
- DAEMON X MACHINA got a release date of September 13.
- Dark Crystal published by Netflix, is coming to the Switch on August 30.
- Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 will release this November.
- Dragon Quest XI S: Definitive Edition from Square Enix comes to Switch on September 27.
There were plenty of others (and lots of indies) announced for Switch and coming this year. Check out the full presentation above for all the trailers, footage, and announcements.
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