Here Are All The Games Coming Nintendo Switch Online

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If you’re subscribed to Nintendo Switch Online, you already have a library to some of the best games on the NES and Super NES Some of these legendary games include the likes of Super Mario Bros., Zelda: A Link to the Past, The Adventure of Link, Donkey Kong Country and much more.  Earlier this month, subscribers got access to Super Mario Brother’s All-Stars, as part of Nintendo’s celebration of the 35th anniversary of Super Mario Bros. Now, Nintendo will be adding four more games to the Switch’s Online subscription service.

Starting on September 23, you’ll get access to 3 SNES games and an NES game. For the SNES, you’ll gain access to Donkey Kong Country 2, which sees Diddy take the spotlight with Dixie Kong in an attempt to save DK, Mario Super Pictorcross, a Japan-only game initially released in 1995, and The Peace Keeper, a 2-D beat’em up in the vein of classics like Streets of Rage. For the NES, you’ll get SCAT: Special Cybernetic Attack Team, a 2-D sidescroller that has you saving the world from world domination in the futuristic year of 2029. 

Nintendo Switch Online currently supports three payment options, $3.99 for one month, $7.99 for three months, or $19.99 for a year, and a 7-day free trial. 

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