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Nintendo Directs Are Coming and First Reaction to Halo Infinite's BIG Delay (ft. Jeff Grubb)

2020-08-12

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The month of August will play a pivotal role in Nintendo's Switch software 2020 release planning. To be blunt: it's now or never for Nintendo. Speculation, rumor, and our information suggests that Nintendo has at least one event/presentation set for the month of August - with the high potential for a second, and Nintendo has to detail their 2020 lineup and give fans an idea of what the company is planning for the future.

Beyond Nintendo, Microsoft is encountering their own communication nightmare, as Halo Infinite for the Xbox Series X & Xbox One family of hardware is now delayed into 2021. Is this delay a major concern or just a significant fall for Microsoft and the Xbox Series X launch momentum?

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