Nvidia GeForce leak hints at Nintendo Games on PC

Nvidia GeForce Now leak makes the wildest claim that games featuring Nintendo characters can appear on PC.

NS Nvidia GeForce The leak has been a listing that has become a fortune teller in the gaming space as of the end of the year. With many accurate leaked games finally released and a very long list of potential games, fans are starting to read these tech tea leaves and treat them as near-real. The next set of potential games coming to PC via Nvidia GeForce Now will test its strength although they claim that games featuring Nintendo characters may be coming to PC soon.

It would be a bit surprising Nintendo will allow any game introduces its most popular characters to venture outside its bubble as they are known for protecting its star characters, but it looks like that could soon be the case. Investigations on Reddit and GamingBible lead to the belief that there may be Mario Kingdom Battle + Rabbids and Super Mario Bros Wii can be released on PC.

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The statements made on the r/GamingLeaksandRumours subreddit and further explored by GamingBible cite the accuracy of Nvidia GeForce leaked The growing list of matching calls leads them to believe that these two Nintendo or Nintendo-licensed products could appear on GeForce Now at some point in the future. Games like God of War, NS GTA Remastered Trilogy, Alan Wake Remastered, and more all are true. Leaker u/Gamerlot actually suggested a warning that the inclusion of Mario Kingdom Battle + Rabbids and Super Mario Wii may be a tester only and may not appear on the platform.

To defend the proposal of at least Mario Kingdom Battle + Rabbids, Ubisoft has sent a DMCA takedown notice in the original leak listing, on purpose because it included the codenames of the games in development. It’s not too far off to believe that the DMCA takedown will include all mentions of Ubisoft games, Mario Kingdom Battle + Rabbids consists of. While that game was only released on Nintendo Switch, the collaboration with Ubisoft on this project at least partially gives the idea that it could be released on PC in the future.

All that being said, this is a leak so it could very easily come true. But The Nvidia GeForce Now list isn’t just about upcoming games but also the release date, and the timing is right to believe that anything is possible. Mentioning some of Nintendo’s first-party properties will undoubtedly be the biggest challenge for Nvidia GeForce Leak.

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