Nintendo's IndieWorld presentation is kicking off live tomorrow at 9 AM EDT, and Nintendo is sure to have all sorts of fun things to show. We've heard rumors from analyst Daniel Ahmad that two "hot" titles are going to be stealth-dropped during the presentation, and it seems one of them is going to be Superhot. Today we're hearing that the other will be a Hotline Miami collection featuring both games in the series. That certainly fits in nicely with the "hot" tease, and plenty of fans have told Devolver Digital that they want to see the series on Switch.

Following that, we've also been hearing rumors for months and months now that Ori and the Blind Forest was coming to Switch. Mr. Ahmad shared yet another tease yesterday about a Microsoft title being revealed for Switch during the IndieWorld presentation, and Ori makes a ton of sense. Following that tease, we're hearing that the game will indeed be announced, and will hit the Switch eShop on Sept. 27th, 2019.

Daniel Ahmad is a Senior Analyst at Niko Partners, and he certainly has some connections in the game industry. Mr. Ahmad is flexing those connections by taking to Twitter and revealing two tidbits about Nintendo's IndieWorld Direct, which is set to air Monday at 9 AM EDT. Obviously this stuff isn't confirmed, but I'm guessing Ahmad is more than confident of his sources.

- another Microsoft-related title will be revealed for Switch
- two games will get surprise launches during the IndieWorld Direct

When it comes to the Microsoft-related game, I'm going to take a guess and say that it's Ori and the Blind Forest. That's the one game that has been rumored for awhile, but never came to be. As for the two other surprise-launch games, I have absolutely no idea!

Did you buy a Switch on or after July 17th, 2019, meaning you might have missed out on the revised Switch with better battery life? If so, you might be in luck, so long as you live in America.

We're hearing from multiple sources that Nintendo America is offering to replace your Switch for the revised Switch for free, minus the cost of shipping, so long as you can prove you've purchased your Switch on/after July 17th, 2019. If you've got the proof, Nintendo will swap out the old for the new, and that's it!

We've reached out to Nintendo for official comment on the matter, and will update this post with that info if/when it comes in.

EA suffered a leak earlier today in the form of the debut trailer for Plants vs. Zombies: Battle for Neighborville. We know that an alpha test for the game was held recently, which was on Xbox One and PS4. That test is what paved the way for the trailer leak. The person behind the leak says that the game will also make its way to Switch, even though the alpha didn't appear on the platform. We'll just have to wait for official word from EA before we can mark this one confirmed.

Analogue has released a number of platforms over the years that aim to give classic game fans a new way to play their favorite titles. There are options out there for the NES and SNES, and now it seems like the company might be targeting the Game Boy.

Analogue recently filed a trademark for the Analogue Pocket, which is obviously going to cater to portable games. With previous Analogue systems containing nods in their names to Nintendo platforms, the Analogue Pocket just makes sense alongside the Game Boy Pocket.

Nothing is official right now, but hopefully Analogue will share some details on what the Analogue Pocket if in the near future.

Switch Lite comes out Sept. 20th, 2019, but is Nintendo already working on another round of hardware revisiions? The Wall Street Journal says they are, and they're getting info from supposed sources inside the company.

According to WSJ, Nintendo is working on more Switch revisions that could be higher-end models, which ties in nicely with Sharp VP Katsuaki Nomura stating that it will supply its IGZO display panels to a videogame client, although he did not name the company.

According to an Australian rating website, a game by the name of Cooking Mama: Cookstar may be on its way to the Nintendo Switch. Beyond that, the game also appeared on a German rating website as well. If both of these websites are to be believed, then it should not be long before the game is officially unveiled. 

Not that long ago, Nintendo announced that the Neon Purple/Neon Orange Joy-Con were going to see release in North America, but nothing was said for Europe. While no official announcement has been made, a Nintendo Europe customer service rep has said that the Joy-Con pair will hit Europe on Oct. 4th, 2019. Hopefully that ends up being the case!

For over a year now, we've heard rumors of Super Nintendo World featuring a coaster ride that will be Donkey Kong-themed. The ride will supposedly mimic the many mine cart levels of the Donkey Kong Country series. The coaster system is unique, as it will feature an arm underneath the ride that guides the cart, while riders above will see a fake track that appears to have ramps and broken sections.

In the tweet above, we can see footage of a prototype coaster that very closely mimics not just the rumor of the Donkey Kong theme, but the patents that were tied to that earlier rumor as well. If the Donkey Kong ride does turn out to be true, it'll most likely use a system close to this one.

Universal is making a big announcement about their theme park in Orlando, Florida tomorrow, and sources close to the topic believe Super Nintendo World is going to be the cornerstone of this reveal. We're hearing that a third park is going to be announced, and Nintendo's attractions will be the major focus of what's showcased there. We won't have to wait long to find out if this inside info is true!

Those same inside sources claim that Universal has tentative plans for a lot more Nintendo-related attractions at their new park, but they want to see how the initial reaction to Super Nintendo World is in Japan and Florida. If things go well, Universal will green-light those projects and add them to the existing parks.