Bummer! I’m sure plenty of people ordered the N64 controller with no intention of even using it for these subscription-based N64 games it’s USB, after all.Īs for the Switch’s Sega Genesis controller - or should I say “Control Pad” I love that old lingo - thanks but no thanks. You’ll have a much better time with these games if you manage to secure one of those made-for-Switch Nintendo 64 controllers, but the stock never lasts long. TBA - “More games will be added to the Sega Genesis collection in the future, but we aren’t announcing any specific titles at this time,” according to Nintendo.Upcoming Sega Genesis games for Expansion Pack subscribers ToeJam & Earl (added December 16, 2021).Thunder Force II (added December 16, 2021).Sword of Vermilion (added December 16, 2021).Super Fantasy Zone (added March 16, 2022).Space Harrier II (added April 21, 2022).Shining Force II (added April 21, 2022).Phantasy Star 4: The End of the Millennium.Mega Man: The Wily Wars (added June 30, 2022).Earthworm Jim ( added September 15, 2022).Dynamite Headdy (added December 16, 2021).Beyond Oasis ( added September 15, 2022).Altered Beast (added December 16, 2021).Alisia Dragoon ( added September 15, 2022).Sega Genesis games playable with Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack

“There is no set schedule for new releases, but each collection will continue to grow.”.Upcoming N64 games for Expansion Pack subscribers The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask (added February 25, 2022).Pokémon Puzzle League (added July 15, 2022).Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards (added May 20, 2022).Nintendo 64 games playable with Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack The individual option costs $50 annually, while the up-to-eight-shared-users family membership is $80 per year. Nintendo’s landing page for Switch Online shows a “ buy now” option for the Expansion Pack plan - it’s available as of console update Ver. It’s not an ideal situation - far from it! - but I have no doubt that people will show up to upgrade their base Nintendo Switch Online memberships to recapture fond memories with games like Mario Kart 64, Ocarina of Time, and Gunstar Heroes. Much has been said about Nintendo’s strategy for re-releasing retro games on Nintendo Switch, and today, there are quite a few N64 and Sega Genesis games to check out (assuming you’re willing to pony up for the $50-per-year Expansion Pack plan). I suspect many of you are in wait-and-see mode at best given the steep subscription model

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