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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...

Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? (February 20th) Share: After what has been the busiest week in the Nintendo world for some time – feel free to catch up on everything that was announced during this week's Nintendo Direct here – it's finally time for us to catch a breather and chat about our weekend gaming plans. Members of the Nintendo Life team have done just that below, so feel free to give our entries a read and then join in with your own via our comment section. Enjoy! Ollie Reynolds, reviewer Hello everyone! Hope you're all keeping well. I've caved, guys... I bought

Reminder: Nintendo Switch Online Gets Four New SNES And NES Games Today Share: Don't forget to update your Nintendo Switch OnlineSNES and NES apps today, because they're getting updated with four (count 'em) new games. Super NES Psycho Dream – When Sayaka doesn’t return to reality after entering an immersive virtual world known as a D-Movie, the protagonists, Ryo and Maria, must progress through a terrifying fantasy game called Legend of the Fallen Capital to rescue her and bring her back to reality. DOOMSDAY WARRIOR – It’s the Doomsday Warrior versus the Doom Squad! This action game ...

Share: To best understand Psycho Dream – which has finally come to the west thanks to its addition to the Nintendo Switch Online SNES line-up – you first need to understand Nihon Telenet. It was a prolific company throughout the late 1980s and early 1990s, and while its games often had some interesting concepts (and some legitimately talented development staff behind them), they tended to be rushed and unpolished, to put it nicely. Even its best games – like those in the Valis series – ended up being fun despite their other significant issues, but couldn’t compare to games from the...