Unfortunately, he hasn't gone into any extra detail other than it was an "awesome visit" and noting how "grateful" the Limited Run team is to have such "great partners" at Nintendo of America. You can see him below, getting a photo next to the Nintendo sign which received a new lick of paint earlier this year.
In a separate post, he revealed how he also caught up with the "legendary" Howard Lincoln - former chairman of NoA (and former CEO of Seattle Mariners). Lincoln apparently spoke about his "time at Nintendo" and other life experiences, and the pair got a photo together:
While it's probably best not to read too much into this, the timing of this visit is certainly interesting considering Nintendo has already confirmed it will announce the Switch "successor" this fiscal year. There have been all sorts of rumours swirling about this month, suggesting more information could potentially be shared about the new system very soon.
As for Limited Run, it's still busy pumping out all sorts of physical releases for not only Switch but also other console platforms. Most recently it announced pre-orders for the Castlevania Dominus Collection had gone live. This distributor has made a big name for itself this generation, so it will be interesting to see how it all unfolds when the Switch successor is finally revealed.
If we hear any significant updates, we'll let you know. Have you bought a Limited Run release during the Switch generation? Tell us in the comments.
