The already rich catalog of the Nintendo Switch Online service is about to be enriched with two new cult titles, to the great joy of fans who welcome this announcement with enthusiasm.
Like its competitors such as PS Plus and Xbox Game Pass, Nintendo also offers a subscription service that provides access to a wide selection of games. However, Nintendo Switch Online stands out with its emphasis on nostalgia, primarily offering retro games that left their mark on previous eras. Nintendo frequently enriches its catalog to continue to delight its subscribers. Some of them will have the pleasure of rediscovering legendary Nintendo 64 games.
A bit of N64 on Nintendo Switch Online
Nintendo continues to expand the game offerings on its Nintendo Switch Online platform by integrating classic games that promise to revive old memories while perhaps attracting a new audience. Recently, the company announced the addition of two iconic games: Extreme-G and Iggy’s Reckin’ Balls. These games add to the Virtual Console’s already rich library, offering players unique experiences combining speed and strategy.
Extreme-G is an invitation to speed for thrill-seekers. In this game, players ride futuristic motorcycles on twisty, loop-filled tracks where competition is fierce. Each vehicle is equipped with an arsenal to combat opponents, turning each race into a challenge. Where strategy and speed are key. The game offers both a single-player mode and a multiplayer mode for up to four participants, which allows you to share the experience with friends. Whether online or locally.
Beautiful memories…
As for Iggy’s Reckin’ Balls, it offers an original approach to racing where players control spherical characters who must climb vertical circuits full of obstacles. The innovative gameplay and courses full of shortcuts and traps make this title a pretty fun competition. We’re not going to lie to each other. Although it’s starting to get quite old.
In addition, Japanese players had the pleasure of discovering Blast Corps, a game added exclusively to the local service. This title, already available in the West since February, offers destructive gameplay where players must use vehicles to demolish buildings in order to save the world from imminent catastrophe.