That philosophy seems evident in Nintendo’s recent update, which includes obscure games like Super Baseball Simulator 1.000, Caveman Ninja, Magical Drop2, and Spanky’s Quest for the SNES, and Ninja JaJaMaru-kun for the NES - all of which are playable on Switch through the Nintendo Switch Online service.įans weren’t happy following the announcement. “Nintendo probably sees games in the Nintendo Online catalog as a sweetener for its Online subscription, rather than a primary monetization model for its fan-favorite titles,” Bailey tells Digital Trends.ĥ titles are coming to the #SNES & #NES – #NintendoSwitchOnline collection on 5/26! While some fans see this is the driving reason to subscribe to Nintendo Online, Bailey sees it as working the other way around. It’s the last day of Nintendo’s April Indie Sale - don’t miss these 7 great games Play this Zelda hidden gem for free with Switch Online before Tears of the Kingdom
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