If you have the Subscription Expansion Pack Nintendo Switch Online We have three good news for you. And if you don’t have it, here are three good reasons to tempt you to take the leap: Super Mario Advance, Super Mario Advance 2 y Super Mario Advance 3 they make the leap -with somersault- from the Game Boy Advance to a Switch. A triple proposal that will fascinate those nostalgic for Nintendo laptops and, as you will see, everyone who knew the power of the Brain of the Beast.
First things first: as we mentioned, these three Game Boy Advance games arrive directly and exclusively via Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack, adding to the rest of the classics of the 32-bit Nintendo, N64 and Mega Drive laptop. Although, on the other hand, you could almost, almost say that the original titles were already in the normal subscription. More or less.
Ahead of the release of the Game Boy Advance, Nintendo released between 2001 and 2003 remakes of the western version of Super Mario Bros. 2 (Super Mario Advance), Super Mario World (Super Mario Advance 2) and Yoshi’s Island (Super Mario Advance), all with an updated artistic and technical section, very interesting extras and various surprises.
An example of this is the inclusion of Mario Bros. in each game or the possibility to play with Luigi with the properties changed in Super Mario World. So even with all three SNES games in the original subscription, this addition is very significant value. Especially when additional options are added, such as rewind.
In fact, it is a round move since in addition to including the European versions of each game, we start from the fact that the fourth title in the collection, Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3, was already part of the first batch of GBA games. The entire series assembled and available at last!
From here the second big question: When will these games arrive in the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack? The GBA app will be updated on May 26 to add these three games to those that were already available. And beware, Nintendo has already dropped four GBA classics that will sooner or later come to Switch: Kirby and the Maze of Mirrors, Golden Sun, Fire Emblem y F-Zero Maximum Velocity.
Of course, one thing does not take away the other. What better way to celebrate that almost a month has passed since the Japanese premiere of the Super Mario movie than with three classics with a sweet tooth? In the absence of a new adventure from the Nintendo superstar, Welcome be your most iconic games.
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