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Nintendo has exciting news for game enthusiasts: three more classic SNES titles have joined the roster for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers.
To access these retro gems, you’ll need to update your Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online app to Version 4.0.0. This latest update opens the doors to some nostalgic gaming adventures:
First up is Fatal Fury 2. Originally released in 1994 for the Super NES, this iconic fighting game sees the legendary Bogard brothers moving beyond their grudge with Geese Howard. A fresh King of Fighters tournament has begun, and every contender steps in with their own reasons and distinct martial arts prowess from around the globe. Discover the innovative two-line battle system, which lets you maneuver between positions and deliver punishing blows across lines. Additionally, unleash astonishing special moves when your fighter sustains enough damage. Master these strategies to claim the King of Fighters title!
Super Ninja Boy follows Jack and Ryu on a daring quest. The peaceful city of Yokan faces chaos after the Universal Peace Mission’s fleet departs, prompting our heroes to act. This 1993 title blends RPG elements with action, letting you face mighty adversaries with an arsenal of items and ninja tactics like Throwing Stars and Moonsault Kicks. Whether you tackle it solo or team up with a friend, you’ll have access to cooperative techniques like the powerful Tower Mega-Attack!
The charming Sutte Hakkun invites you to guide the character Hakkun as you gather rainbow shards scattered across an island. Originally a product of the Japanese Nintendo Power service on rewritable game cards in 1998, it eventually fully launched on the Super Famicom in 1999. Your task is straightforward: manipulate blocks by sucking them up and spitting them back out to forge pathways. Hakkun’s ability to walk with a block in his mouth means you can move these blocks creatively to access those elusive rainbow shards.
Curious about the cost of this gaming nostalgia? Nintendo Switch Online comes in at £3.49 ($3.99) monthly, £6.99 ($7.99) for three months, or £17.99 ($19.99) for a year. Opt for the 12-month Family Membership at £31.49 ($34.99), which lets you invite up to seven others to enjoy the service with you.
For those seeking more, the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack is available at £34.99 ($49.99) for an individual year-long membership, while the Family Membership is priced at £59.99 ($79.99).
