Heh, more like a Gentleman's Agreement. We talked, we both decide to do something, but there's no official contract. You want to keep with the agreement because it's a good faith, but there's no contract. They are still bound by the official NDA, but announcing games is another matter. I think this is why some games have been announced early...like Dragon Quest XI, Dragon Quest X, and Just Dance. I don't think Nintendo could put a leash on Hori, so they let him do whatever he wanted. Not sure why Just Dance was announced when other games weren't, but who knows what was going on in their heads at the time. The most recent game LEGO City Undercover pretty much had to have the NS listed considering the history of the game. No idea why Warner had to announce that game at that time, but Nintendo let it happen anyway. This is just my theory about how this works. There could indeed be an official NDA, but for things like that I doubt it.
