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Nintendo’s $20-a-year online subscription service gets slightly better on May 26 with the addition of Caveman Ninja, Magical Drop 2, Super Baseball Simulator 1.000, Spanky’s Quest, and Ninja JaJaMaru-Kun, bringing its grand total of playable old games to 104. Which are you most excited for, and why?
Nintendo sure knows how to do a strange trickle of oddball titles for its Nintendo Switch Online NES and SNES libraries. We’ve seen quite some good ones come to the list, including Donkey Kong Country and Breath of Fire games, but there’s also been quite a few drops of more obscure titles. It would see we’re in for the latter with the latest addition to Nintendo Switch Online game libraries. This time around, we got Joe & Mac, Magical Drop 2, and a few other oddball titles. Nintendo dropped announcement of the latest addition for the Nintendo Switch Online library via the Nintendo of Am...
by Donald Theriault - May 18, 2021, 9:38 pm EDT The import collection is building up nicely. Nintendo have revealed the next drop of games in the Super NES and NES libraries for Switch Online subscribers. The new Super NES games dropping May 26: Magical Drop 2 (Data East, 1996, Japan only) - a magical-girl themed puzzle game Super Baseball Simulator 1.000 (Culture Brain, 1991) - a baseball sim with futuristic elements in addition to standard play Caveman Ninja aka Joe & Mac (Data East, 1991) - the original caveman-themed platformer for the Super Nintendo: its sequel has been in the catalo...
Nintendo has revealed the latest classic SNES and NES games coming to Switch this month, but once again fans are upset that there is no Earthbound Nintendo Switch Online release on the cards. Those fans are even more confused by the apparent randomness of the SNES titles for May, which include the unknown likes of Spanky’s Quest and Super Baseball Simulator 1.000, not to mention that Switch Online now has more than 100 retro games and still no Earthbound. Why is Nintendo avoiding an Earthbound Nintendo Switch Online release? It’s not immediately apparent why Nintendo is seemingly snubbin...