According to information received from the data collector, The Nintendo Switch Online + Gallery Will expand even better in the future 38 games for the N64 and 52 games for the Sega Mega Drive. And they can come to the service Other virtual consoles.
Since yesterday, the Nintendo Switch Online + Add-on package is available in Europe, the new subscription layer of the Switch Online service, which allows you to run the classics of the Nintendo 64 and Sega Mega Drive and the Happy Home extension of Animal Crossing. : New Horizons without buying it.
Nintendo was already anticipating the arrival of other N64 titles such as The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask and F-Zero X, but there is more meat in the fire. Analyzing the MondoMega N64 and Sega Mega Drive Apps files, we found a list of existing games and coming soon. According to him, in addition to the already confirmed Majora’s Mask, there will be 38 more N64 games coming, including Super Smash Bros., Wave Race and Mario Party. However, as for the Sega Mega Drive, we are talking about at least 52 games.
Also, the first number in the IDs of the Nintendo Switch online games identifies the virtual console: N64 3, Mega Drive 5, SNES 2. Missing numbers between 1 and 5 may indicate ‘. The advent of other virtual consoles for Nintendo Switch online, such as Game Boy and Game Boy Color, has already been suggested by locals.
As usual, take the above information with a grain of salt, as its authenticity cannot be verified and is partly based on conjecture. To find out more, we’ll have to wait for Nintendo’s official news.
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