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Say what you want about the Switch’s online plan, but it’s not shy on NES games. Nintendo has quietly updated the console’s offerings to over 40.
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Nintendo expands Switch’s NES offerings with three more classics
A trio of classic NES titles are heading to the Switch as Nintendo further expands it’s subscription-only virtual console.
Read More »Seems like you can officially forget about the Virtual Console on Nintendo Switch
Nintendo outlined its plans for the long-awaited Switch subscription service this week, and it actually sounds pretty great. But maybe hold off on praising the company, because it also sounds like the Virtual Console is officially dead.
Read More »Nintendo talks Switch eShop, announces no Virtual Console for launch
So, there’s a little good and a little bad today in Nintendo Switch-land. Basically, if you were thinking of playing the classics on your Switch at launch, you can think again.
Read More »eShop Update: Tokyo Mirage Sessions Debuts!
Happy Friday, gamers and welcome to the weekly Nintendo eShop Update. Getting ready to start your weekend? Nintendo has done all of us the favor of updating their eShop with some great titles! With some high-profile titles hitting the eShop, you can stock up for the summer. The Wii U has …
Read More »Pokémon Mystery Dungeon on Virtual Console
Pokemon-mania is in full-drive. Fans will (finally) be able to bring their Pokemon to the real world with the mobile AR title, Pokemon Go. The poké-frenzy doesn’t end there. At E3, Nintendo showcased more of Pokémon Sun and Moon and revealed 4-player free-for-all battles. While fans patiently wait for these titles, Nintendo …
Read More »Nintendo E3 eShop Sale, Super Paper Mario Debuts
Riding off recent hype, Nintendo’s E3 sale has started off with a bang. It brought some recent classics from its hardest hitting platforms onto their online gaming shop. With the announcement of Paper Mario: Color Splash, gamers can replay the latest console entry on the Wii U. Nintendo aficionados can hope to …
Read More »Metroid Prime Hunters Hits Wii U Virtual Console
Meanwhile, the New 3DS gets Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie’s Double Trouble as its latest SNES Virtual Console edition. Nintendo continues its slow and steady expansion of its consoles’ Virtual Console libraries with this week’s Nintendo Download. The Wii U sees another addition to its DS lineup in Metroid Prime …
Read More »The Nintendo Download brings Super Smash update and more
If you’re a Super Smash Bros fan, then you’re in for some new Mii costumes this week, but there are some strategy and RPG additions to the eShop that might be worth your time as well.
Read More »No more SNES titles coming for the Wii U Virtual Console?
It certainly looks like the SNES section of Nintendo’s Virtual Console might be cutting off new re-releases.
Read More »Captain Toad digs into the Nintendo Download
The Super Mario spinoff headlines this week’s Nintendo Download.
Read More »Contra III: Alien Wars arrives on the virtual console
Konami‘s classic run and gun title, Contra III: Alien Wars, is now available for the Wii U virtual console in North America and Japan. Contra 3 was released on the Super Nintendo in 1992, and ported to the Game Boy Advance in 2003, as well as the Wii‘s virtual console …
Read More »Spelunker now available on virtual console and eshop
Tozai Games has just brought the highly difficult platformer Spelunker to the Wii U virtual console and eshop. Spelunker was released on the NES in 1985 for North America and 1987 for Japan. Widely played by video game aficionados, this game is best known for its punishing difficulty and engaging …
Read More »Nintendo details yesterday’s Direct presentation
Nintendo’s latest Nintendo Direct presentation was a pretty packed one. As we told you yesterday, there was a lot to like for fans of the 3DS and the Wii U. Click on through to see the full listing of what’s coming in convenient bullet-pointed form.
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