Nintendo has announced that a Direct presentation highlighting the upcoming title Donkey Kong Bananza will take place on Wednesday.

The details:

According to the Nintendo Today mobile app, the livestream will take place on June 18 at 6 a.m. PT / 9 a.m. ET / 2 p.m. BST on the company's YouTube channels. It will last 15 minutes and will focus on Donkey Kong Bananza, a Switch 2 exclusive platformer set to release on July 17.
The Direct will most likely reveal more about the game's story, gameplay, and characters, with one notable Mario series character set to appear based on now-removed key art shared by Nintendo Korea. However, as with previous Nintendo first-party releases, we're unlikely to learn who is actually developing the game during the stream, as fans had to sift through legal documents to discover the studio behind Mario & Luigi: Brothership last year.
Fans are also waiting for more information on Splatoon Raiders, a Switch 2 spin-off announced last week alongside a major update to Splatoon 3. Not much is known about the project, except that players will take on the role of a mechanic and "go on an adventure in the mysterious Spirhalite Islands alongside the splat-tacular Deep Cut trio."

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Donkey Kong Bananza-focused Nintendo Direct announced for Wednesday