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Nintendo has just added three more classic games from the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) to the lineup available for those with a Nintendo Switch Online subscription.
To dive into these retro delights, make sure to update the Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online app to Version 4.0.0. Here’s a peek at the new games:
Fatal Fury 2: This iconic fighting game, first hitting the SNES in 1994, brings back the intense battles with memorable characters. With Geese Howard and the Bogard brothers’ saga in the past, the epic King of Fighters tournament returns. Each fighter steps into the ring with their own story and martial arts prowess from around the globe. The game introduces exciting mechanics like the two-line battle system, allowing strategic movements and powerful special moves unleashed only when a fighter is in peril. Will your skills make you the ultimate King of Fighters?
Super Ninja Boy: Join Jack and Ryu in an extraordinary quest! Set in the turbulent city of Yokan, after the Universal Peace Mission’s fleet leaves, chaos erupts. It’s up to our heroes to restore order. Released in 1993, this game fuses RPG and action elements and allows you to take on fierce adversaries with ninja tactics like Throwing Stars and Moonsault Kicks. Fly solo or team up with a friend to master advanced moves, like the impressive Tower Mega-Attack!
Sutte Hakkun: Embark on a vibrant adventure as Hakkun! Originally released on a rewritable game card through Japan’s Nintendo power service in 1998, and later on the Super Famicom in 1999, this captivating puzzle game tasks you with collecting rainbow shards. Hakkun, equipped with the quirky ability to suck and spit blocks, crafts paths to achieve this colorful mission. Your ingenuity in block placement is key to navigating these creative challenges and grabbing those elusive rainbow shards!
For those interested in Nintendo Switch Online, the subscription options vary: £3.49 ($3.99) monthly, £6.99 ($7.99) for three months, or £17.99 ($19.99) annually. If you prefer a Family Membership, it’s £31.49 ($34.99) per year, allowing an account holder to invite up to seven others to share Nintendo Switch Online access.
If you’re eyeing additional benefits, the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack is available at £34.99 ($49.99) for a solo 12-month membership, with the Family Membership priced at £59.99 ($79.99) annually.
There’s your update—time to relive some nostalgic SNES moments on your Switch!
