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Nintendo has recently unveiled three new additions to the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) library available on the Nintendo Switch Online service for subscribers.
To explore these classics, you’ll need to grab the latest update for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online app, now at Version 4.0.0.
Let’s dive into what these titles bring to the table:
Fatal Fury 2 takes you back to when a new saga unfolds following the clash between the Bogard brothers and Geese Howard. This iconic fighting game, which originally landed on the Super NES in 1994, invites players to engage in the King of Fighters tournament once more. Each character enters the fray with their own unique martial arts skillset and personal motives. The game introduces the two-line battle system, allowing tactics like crossing lines and executing powerful special moves when your health is low. Your goal? Rise to become the King of Fighters by mastering these skills!
In Super Ninja Boy, join Jack and Ryu on an epic quest through a troubled capital. Released in 1993, this title blends RPG and action into a seamless adventure on the Super NES. Face powerful adversaries using ninja techniques like Throwing Stars and Moonsault Kicks. Whether going solo or pairing up for cooperative play, you’ll unlock even more ninja abilities, including the impressive Tower Mega-Attack when working as a team!
Sutte Hakkun challenges players with colorful puzzles as you journey across an island collecting rainbow shards. Originally emerging on rewritable game cards in Japan in 1998 and later on the Super Famicom in 1999, this game features Hakkun, a character who can manipulate blocks to create paths. Use Hakkun’s unique talent to suck in and spit out blocks strategically to reach your objectives. The simplistic aim of gathering shards turns into an engaging exercise of creativity and skillful block placement.
Considering joining the Nintendo Switch Online service? The subscriptions start at £3.49 ($3.99) per month, offering alternatives like a three-month plan at £6.99 ($7.99) or an annual subscription at £17.99 ($19.99). If you’re bringing the family along, the 12-month Family Membership is priced at £31.49 ($34.99), which allows up to seven others to enjoy the service under one group.
For those looking to expand their experience, Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack individual membership comes in at £34.99 ($49.99) for a year, while families can opt for a Family Membership at £59.99 ($79.99).
These additions breathe new life into the SNES roster on the Switch, providing fans both veteran and new with thrilling adventures and nostalgic battles. So update your app and dive into these classic gaming adventures!
