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Talking Point: Surely It's Time For Game Boy On Nintendo Switch Online? © Nintendo Life Whenever Nintendo Switch Online comes up as a topic, it's normally people demanding to know why Nintendo 64 and GameCube titles haven't arrived, or a laugh at another trailer reupload getting downvoted to oblivion. Despite Nintendo packing lots of retro games and some exclusive '99' titles with the service, and with options to get a year's access very cheaply with the family pass in particular, it's often compared unfavourably with rival services from Sony and Microsoft. Nintendo, it must be said, isn't t...

Square Enix has started their Golden Week Sale, which has seen 20 Nintendo Switch games and two Nintendo 3DS games receive temporary discounts.

The Legend of Zelda franchise turns 35 years old this year, and Nintendo should celebrate by dropping key N64 games on the Switch.

Look, Even Terry Crews Wants Mother 3 Localized Crews' Mother 3 tweet comes a few weeks after Reggie Fils-Aimé also mentioned the game. Earthbound fans have been clamoring for Mother 3, the final entry in the series, to officially make its way stateside since its initial launch in 2006. Hopes for a localized version of the game are still alive a decade and a half later, and the conversation has sparked again, thanks in part to actor and professional muscle man Terry Crews. Crews took to Twitter to request one thing to his 1.6 million followers: "LOCALIZE MOTHER 3!" The tweet has blown up, ...

Streets of Rage 2 (1993) ToeJam & Earl in Panic on Funkotron (1993) Vectorman (1995) More Retro Gaming Goodness Today's video game companies wish they could make a console as cool as the Sega Genesis. Sega might not make hardware any more, but nothing can take away the achievement of this legendary machine. During an era when a multi-platform game on the PlayStation 5 is nearly indistinguishable in graphics and sound from the same game on Xbox Series X/S or PC, it's hard to remember a time when each console offered its own dramatically different technological fingerprint that made its games f...