r/NintendoClassics

I mean…it’s Rygar!

…Okay, not having much to say on this one, did you know that this game got a reboot sequel on PS2? I’m pretty sure everyone’s forgotten by now.

Hey there Combo Breakers. I run a small-time podcast/Youtube show about Nintendo Switch Online and I thought you might like to join us next weekend for an online KI tournament. FYI, we'll be playing using NSO's god-awful netcode, and it's open to amateurs, meaning Easy Combo Breakers will be on. I'm sure anyone in this Reddit will probably smoke us, but if you're bored and would like to make some new friends and (probably) win an eShop gift card, please consider checking us out. Cheers!

Ever wanted to play some all-time retro classics—only slathered in red, whilst peering into the confines of a dark, crimson box...? Then, this latest Nintendo Classics update is sure to satisfy your strange and niche cravings! Credit where credit is due: at five whole games, this is one of the meatier updates. Debits where debits are due: if you don't own either the replica or the cardboard Virtual Boy accessory—you get nothing. Good day, sir.

Okay, okay... Any update is worth celebrating, and this one does preserve some rather obscure (and expensive) releases from everybody involved—including the first Megami Tensei-adjacent title ever brought to the West: Jack Bros. Here's the full list of what's featured:

• Space Invaders Virtual Collection • (Taito)
• V-Tetris • (Locomotive)
• Jack Bros. • (Atlus)
• Vertical Force • (Hudson Soft)
• Virtual Bowling • (Athena)

The Japanese app adds one more exclusive title:

• バーチャルフィッシング [Virtual Fishing] • (Locomotive)

With these six—only the never-before-released D-Hopper and Zero Racers remain, of the Virtual Boy titles that were previously revealed... and 15 of the 22 titles in the complete Virtual Boy library are accounted for. That is pretty darn worthy of praise.

Hi all, I've been wanting to play some old Nintendo games like Banjo Kazooie, Mario 64, Mario Sunshine, and Bomberman 64. I'm clueless when it comes to emulators and I also don't want to pay for a subscription to Nintendo online just to play these if they have it . . . Which is ridiculous, they should just let us buy a game and not have to subscribe.

If anyone can lead me in the right direction?

Also, in my research I noticed they released Super Mario 3D all-stars for the Switch which was Mario 64, Sunshine, and Galaxy . . . But only for a limited time? Dafuq? Lol I got so excited when I found that, but it's not available anymore.