More Game Boy Titles Come To Switch Online, But Japan Gets One Extra
Nintendo Switch Online, Nintendo’s beloved subscription service, has welcomed a new batch of retro games to its Game Boy library. Among the latest additions is the highly anticipated Super Mario Land, making its debut on the service. Super Mario Land holds a special place in gaming history as the first Mario game developed outside of the watchful eye of series creator Shigeru Miyamoto. In this adventure, our mustachioed plumber embarks on a thrilling journey through the peculiar Sarasaland, tasked with rescuing the charming Princess Daisy from the clutches of the extraterrestrial invader Tatanga.
Alleyway and Baseball: Classic Simplicity
Accompanying Super Mario Land are two more gems from the Game Boy’s launch lineup: Alleyway and Baseball. Alleyway, a clever Breakout clone, challenges players to skillfully maneuver a panel to deflect a ball and smash countless brick formations. Baseball, on the other hand, is a straightforward yet satisfying sports game that allows for thrilling two-player matches.
Nostalgic Journey: Game Boy Classics Relive
These three new additions join the growing library of Game Boy titles accessible to Nintendo Switch Online subscribers. To access these timeless classics, one needs only a basic membership, priced at $4 for a month, $8 for three months, or $20 for a year. Those seeking an expanded gaming experience can opt for the “Expansion Pack” tier, which grants access to Nintendo 64 and Game Boy Advance games, along with Sega Genesis titles and exclusive Nintendo Switch DLC. In recent months, the service has seen the addition of two N64 games in April and Game Boy Advance’s F-Zero: Maximum Velocity in March.
Nintendo Direct on the Horizon, But No Switch Successor News
Nintendo has announced an upcoming Nintendo Direct broadcast in June, much to the delight of fans. However, company president Shuntaro Furukawa has confirmed that the event will not unveil details about the highly anticipated successor to the Nintendo Switch.
Japan’s Exclusive Treat: Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru
While Nintendo Switch Online subscribers worldwide can enjoy Super Mario Land, Alleyway, and Baseball, Japan receives an additional exclusive treat: Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru (The Frog For Whom the Bell Tolls). This action-adventure game, originally released in 1992, boasts intriguing connections to The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening. To experience this title, players require a Japanese Switch account.
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