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E3 2021 might have been saving the best for last. The biggest annual gaming expo wraps up today with one of the most hotly anticipated presentations: Nintendo Direct. Last time Nintendo was at E3 they dropped the teaser trailer for Breath of the Wild 2. Will Legend of Zelda fans get more details on the new game? Will we see Pokemon updates? Metroid? Star Fox? A new Switch? Anything is on the table for Nintendo’s E3 2021 presentation which means all eyes will be on it.

So how can you watch Nintendo’s E3 Direct? Here’s everything you need to know about when Nintendo will be at E3 2021…

When Will Nintendo Be at E3 2021?

Nintendo’s presentation at E3 2021 will take place at 9 AM PT/12 PM ET on Tuesday, June 15. According to their official website, Nintendo will spend about 40 minutes previewing new software for the Nintendo Switch (mostly coming out in 2021). So probably no new Switch, guys!

After the Nintendo Direct, there will be a three-hour-long Nintendo Treehouse: Live event. During this time, Nintendo will preview gameplay for a number of titles debuting on Nintendo Switch.

How to Watch Nintendo Direct E3 2021

There are a number of ways to livestream the Nintendo Direct at E3 2021. You can watch the Nintendo E3 presentation at Nintendo.com, which has an embed of Nintendo’s official YouTube stream of E3.

Of course you can also watch the Nintendo Direct on E3’s official YouTube or Twitch platforms.

Nintendo E3 Predictions: Breath of the Wild 2, Switch Pro, and More!

So what will be the big news out of Nintendo’s E3 2021 presentation? Well, lets get one thing out of the way… It seems highly unlikely that Nintendo will announce a Switch Pro or any kind of new Switch. Not only would such hardware have probably been announced earlier during E3, but Nintendo’s official site states that the E3 Direct will focus “exclusively on Nintendo Switch software, mostly releasing in 2021.” That means the Nintendo Direct will be focused on games.

The game fans are most feverish about has to be Breath of the Wild 2. Nintendo first announced the Legend of Zelda sequel at their 2019 E3 Direct. So the hope is that tomorrow Netflix will announce the Breath of the Wild 2 release date, along with more footage.

Other games we might get updates on? Bayonetta 3, Metroid Prime 4, Pokemon Legends: Arceus, and perhaps the return of Star Fox.