Nintendo is once again supplying supplies via Switch Online in the form of four classic games from the past.
Also in June, Nintendo Switch Online subscribers don’t have to do without supplies from the retro front. Four titles have now been donated to the online service; these have been available for download since yesterday, June 5th – assuming you have the appropriate subscription.
The special feature this time: The four new titles do not come from a single previous platform, as is usually the case. Rather, the four games cover the Game Boy Color, the NES, and the SNES.
Were originally on the Game Boy Kirby Tilt ‘n’ Tumble as well as Blaster Master: Enemy Below at home. The Kirby title was released in 2001 and of course took up the classic Kirby platformer gameplay. The Switch Online version replicates the original game’s motion controls.
Blaster Master: Enemy Below, on the other hand, puts you as Jason in the legendary fighting vehicle Sophia, in which you have to explore subterranean regions with powerful weapons and jumping power and eliminate your opponents in order to save the world.
Dating from the Super NES era Harvest Moon. Here you can explore the origins of the farming simulator genre and enjoy life on a farm. Last but not least, there is the NES Mystery Tower, originally released for the Famicom system in Japan in 1986. The game offers a mix of puzzles and action, where you take on the role of an archaeologist.
Nintendo is jumping four fresh classics from days gone by via Switch Online in June.
