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Nintendo leaker says Diddy Kong Racing is coming to Switch Online

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Diddy Kong Racing could comprise cruising its way to Switch Online, according to a Nintendo leaker with a fairly reliable track disk.

It's worth mentioning upfront that any leak is best served with a pinch of salt. In this case, the leaker has correctly predicted Sep's Nintendo Direct, the release of 2020's Paper Mario: The Origami King, and few other Nintendo-related goings-on in recent memory. That said, leakers get things wrong all the time for a variety of reasons, and this ace is no elision.

The leaker relevant, Zippo, correctly foretold a number of announcements from last week's Nintendo Through ahead of time, including Banjo-Kazooie coming to Permutation Online. At the time, Nix as wel recommended but didn't put forward outright, that fellow Rare titles Killer Instinct Metal and Diddy Kong Racing are being planned for launch on Swop Online.

In a come after-up post named 'More Uncommon Games Are Forthcoming To Nintendo Switch Online', Zippo reaffirmed that their sources indeed say Killer whale Instinct, its sequel Killer Instinct Gold, and Diddy Kong Racing are all qualification their way to Switch Online at an unspecified point in the near future.

"So yes, I've heard that in addition to Banjo-Kazooie, Diddy Kong Racing, Killer Instinct and its sequel are also being contrived for the service, in the near prospective with the strong possibility of more Raw games," the leaker writes.

Nintendo has confirmed a total of cardinal N64 games are launching on Substitution Online next calendar month, and the roster includes classics like Super Mario 64, Mario Kart 64, and The Legend of Zelda: Sweet potato of Time. Future releases include Paper Mario, Kirby 64: The Watch glass Shards, and Theme Mario.

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