Hi, Jazzy! I didn't get to this video until just now. My RU-vid backlog is so long due to me having to work on university and research stuff. Anyways, it's interesting watching this video after the Directs and other announcements that have come out in the past month. How do you feel about your predictions at this point in time, a month later?
I agree with most of what I thought in the video, so I'll just highlight stuff I've changed my mind on. 1. Due to the lack of any mention of a Pokemon Collection in the Pokemon Presents video, I'm starting to doubt the idea of a Pokemon collection appearing at all. It could still happen, but I now doubt it. 2. I initially stated that Breath of the Wild's sequel would be released in June. I've since pulled back on that belief and have decided it's probably 2021's main December/holiday title. I still think it will be shown off at the end or start of E3 2021's Direct. 3. I said we'd get Oracle remakes next year using the same engine as Link's Awakening. However, I've since come across information that makes me doubt that. Link's Awakening was made in UE4, resulting in major frame drops in some areas of the game. Since then, Grezzo has stopped calling for developers with UE4 experience, leading me to believe that they've switched engines to make games run more smoothly on Switch. If so, I think we might have to wait until 2023 for a potential Oracles remake. On the bright side, I got four things right thus far! 3DS Ports, No More Heroes 3, Skyward Sword HD, and Pokemon G4 remakes! I still think most of my predictions, ignoring the above, have a high potential to come true. Speaking of predictions, here's one I totally forgot to say in the video: I think Crash will be announced for Smash at E3's direct with a July release date, and the final fighter will be announced in the September direct. I don't know who it will be, but it's going to be a sword fighter of some kind. Ryu Hayabusa? Monster Hunter? Regardless, someone with a sword.
