Nintendo Switch Online expands its library with three additional SNES titles, including the previously Japan-exclusive 'Wrecking Crew '98', 'Amazing Hebereke', and the classic shooter 'Super R-Type'. 'Wrecking Crew '98' is an action-puzzle game featuring Mario in a hundred levels of demolition and problem-solving. 'Amazing Hebereke' pits players against each other in combat across various game modes. Fans can now experience 'Super R-Type', a side-scrolling shooter, where players combat the BYDO Empire's alien forces. The update also notes the availability of other classic games like 'F-Zero Maximum Velocity' for subscribers to enjoy.
What are the new SNES games available on Nintendo Switch Online as of April 2024?
The new SNES games added to the Nintendo Switch Online service in April 2024 include 'Wrecking Crew '98', 'Amazing Hebereke', and 'Super R-Type'.
'Super R-Type' is a renowned side-scrolling shooter originally released for the SNES in 1991. The game is celebrated for its challenging gameplay and was part of the R-Type series, known for its unique 'force' device that lets players attach a support ship to their main ship for enhanced firepower.
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Man, the addition of 'Wrecking Crew '98', 'Amazing Hebereke', and 'Super R-Type' to the Nintendo Switch Online library is a solid nostalgic boost. It's great to see these classic SNES titles getting some love, especially for those who missed out on them back in the day.
These new SNES additions to Nintendo Switch Online are solid picks 'Wrecking Crew '98' brings a fun Mario twist to the action-puzzle genre, 'Amazing Hebereke' adds competitive multiplayer mayhem, and 'Super R-Type' offers classic side-scrolling shooter action that's bound to challenge players. It's great to see these nostalgic gems getting some love on the Switch