Now that I have a Switch 2, every Nintendo Direct seems more important. I got this fairly expensive piece of hardware so I could play Donkey Kong Bananza, and now that I've powered through that, I'm ready for more. While the latest Nintendo Direct didn't blow me away with any new announcements, it did provide some concrete release dates I can get excited about.
Alongside those new release dates, retailers have been launching preorders for physical editions of the games. While you can always choose to preorder digital Switch games from the Nintendo eShop, it's the actual physical cartridges that are always the most tempting. You can buy a digital game at any time, but if you want to unwrap a fresh game on day one, preordering the physical edition is the way to go.
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