Nintendo Power (console)

The Nintendo Power is Nintendo's tenth-generation video game console, after the Nintendo Switch. The Power was announced on March 20, 2029, for a price of $499. Nintendo worked out deals with SEGA, Square Enix, Capcom, and Valve for exclusive games. Unlike previous consoles, the Power went for a more powerful console experience, being the second-most powerful of the generation.
== History ==
The Power was teased at E3 2028, at the end of the show, when the video would cut out, to come back with a teaser for the new console. The teaser announced the price, and the power, but no further information. At the Nintendo Direct on March 20, 2029, the Power was officially announced, to a positive response. The console would launch on November 1 of that year.
== Game Lineup (first year exclusives) ==
November: Super Mario Sunshine HD (Nintendo), Sonic Infinite (SEGA), Final Fantasy EX (Square Enix), and Half Life 3: Episodes One and Two (Valve)
December: F-ZERO EX (Nintendo), Pokémon Rain and Snow (Nintendo)
January: Shenmue: Revolutions (SEGA)
February: The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD (Nintendo)
March: Resident Evil 3 (Capcom), Mega Man 12 (Capcom), Street Fighter Collection (Capcom), The Legend of Zelda: Worlds Multiply (Nintendo)
April: Pikmin 4 (Nintendo), Half Life 3: Episode 3 (Valve), The Orange Box Remastered (Valve)
May: Half Life 3: Episode 4 (Valve), Super Mario Maker 3D (Nintendo)
June: DLC for Super Mario Sunshine HD, Sonic Infinite DLC, and the release of Mother Collection.
July: Half Life 3: The Final Episode, Portal 3, and Half Life 3: The Complete Series (all Valve)
August: Splatoon 4 (Nintendo)
September: Pokémon Rain 2 and Snow 2 (Nintendo)
October: DLC for F-ZERO EX
November: 1080 Snowboarding 3
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