Nintendo has not yet officially announced its next Nintendo Direct, but a publication by Ubisoft may have provided a significant hint. Ubisoft stated that it will present new content for the game Just Dance: Decade of Hits on September 10th, and this date is now being considered as a potential date for the next Nintendo broadcast.
This information gained significance because the Just Dance franchise has previously appeared at presentations by Nintendo itself. For example, Just Dance 2026 Edition was presented during a Nintendo event last year.
The possible indication emerged after materials for Just Dance: Decade of Hits, which are under development, appeared online ahead of schedule. Commenting on the leaks, Ubisoft expressed regret over the material's distribution and announced that it will officially reveal more information about the game on September 10th.
The company did not mention Nintendo Direct. Nevertheless, the choice of date and the historical connection between Just Dance and Nintendo presentations led fans to speculate that the announcement might take place during the new broadcast.
Previous rumors also pointed to a Direct on the same date. The profile SwitchForce claimed that the presentation would take place on September 10th, although this source is not considered reliable. Insider NateTheHate commented on the possibility of new Nintendo Directs but did not confirm a specific date.
Thus, September 10th remains only a probable date, as Nintendo has not officially announced an event for that day. However, this period aligns with the industry calendar: Sony has already scheduled State of Play for September 3rd, and the Tokyo Game Show will take place later in the same month.
If the speculation proves correct, the official announcement from Nintendo should happen shortly before this presentation. Until then, Ubisoft's promise regarding Just Dance: Decade of Hits is merely an additional, though one of the most concrete at the moment, hint about a possible new Nintendo Direct in September.
The Ubisoft post, which may have accidentally revealed the date of the next Nintendo Direct, originally appeared on the Olhar Digital portal.