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Apparently Nintendo has a few announcements to make, the first one being that there will be a Nintendo Direct held tomorrow morning, Jan. 14. New games? Updates on old games? Details on a US New 3DS launch? Whatever it is, at least we don’t have too long to wait before finding out.

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We just received an email from Nintendo of America, which announces their next Nintendo Direct presentation will heir on January 14, 2015, at 6 AM Pacific Time. The focus on this Direct will be on 3DS and Wii U titles that will launch this spring.

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"Tomorrow, Nintendo will be premiering a brand new Nintendo Direct. Given that it has been quite a few months since the last major presentation, the Direct tomorrow is bound to have several big announcements. Some of these announcements are very easy to predict, while others are much less likely to make an appearance tomorrow. Nevertheless, here are our 10 predictions for tomorrows Nintendo Direct Presentation" -- Nintendo Enthusiast.

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Nintendo has announced it will be holding a Nintendo Direct broadcast tomorrow, January 14, at 6 a.m. PT, 9 a.m. ET.

The presentation will center around 3DS and Wii U content coming this spring. Seeing as how the New 3DS still hasn't been announced for North America, I suspect we'll finally get a proper announcement along with a release date. We'll probably get a release date for Majora's Mask 3D as well, which I suspect will be launching the same day.

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As Nintendo's first Direct of the year, the company has a lot to prove. This Nintendo Direct must show gamers why they need to own the 3DS and especially the Wii U in 2015 which can only truly be achieved in one way. By showing games and lots of them. Nintendo have redeemed the Wii U in 2014 with a bevy of great exclusive games, so they need to continue this momentum and this Nintendo Direct presents a perfect opportunity for them.

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Nintendo will be holding a Direct presentation in just two days. Will the console maker finally reveal a release date for the New Nintendo 3DS?

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Company president Satoru Iwata will host the new Nintendo Direct

Nintendo company president Satoru Iwata will appear in a new Nintendo Direct, which airs on Wednesday, to discuss new Wii U and 3DS games coming out this year.

The latest edition of Nintendo's semi-regular showcase of new game projects will go live at 6am Pacific Time and 2pm in the UK. Nintendo said the focus of the event would be on "Spring 2015" titles, but that doesn't rule out the company discussing plans beyond this.

Both western arms of Nintendo confirmed the news via their official Twitter feeds.

One key detail that is due, though not guaranteed for a reveal, is a --an upgraded handheld that is scheduled to arrive in the west in early 2015.

GameSpot will be hosting a live video of the event, as well as covering the details via its news teams across Britain and North America.

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Company president Satoru Iwata will host the new Nintendo Direct

Nintendo company president Satoru Iwata will appear in a new Nintendo Direct, which airs on Wednesday, to discuss new Wii U and 3DS games coming out this year.

The latest edition of Nintendo's semi-regular showcase of new game projects will go live at 6am Pacific Time and 2pm in the UK. Nintendo said the focus of the event would be on "Spring 2015" titles, but that doesn't rule out the company discussing plans beyond this.

Both western arms of Nintendo confirmed the news via their official Twitter feeds.

One key detail that is due, though not guaranteed for a reveal, is a --an upgraded handheld that is scheduled to arrive in the west in early 2015.

GameSpot will be hosting a live video of the event, as well as covering the details via its news teams across Britain and North America.