Nishant Chaudhary
It might be the case that you will be able to access games newer than NES and SNES titles soon via Nintendo Switch Online subscription. As reports suggest, Nintendo is reportedly working on adding Game Boy and Game Boy Color games to Switch Online in the near future. What’s more, in the latest Nate the Hate podcast, the hosts further concerted the finding. The hosts discussed a possible addition of the aforesaid games to the service in the coming weeks.
Moreover, back in 2019, reports suggesting that the service has four emulators, out of which only two are used, surfaced. At that time, it was believed that those two emulators are meant for Game Boy and Game Boy Color titles.
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Nintendo Switch Online service turning three in coming weeks
Nintendo’s Switch Online service will soon turn three years old. Specifically, the service was released on September 18th, 2018. It offered users access to Nintendo’s two of the oldest console games. From that time, the company has been adding SNES and NES titles to the list of games supported by the service. As of now, it has games including the Super Mario Bros. series, Zelda II, Donkey Kong, The Legend of Zelda II, and more. Now, the addition of the Boys Titles means that the company will not be short in terms of new games.
It is worth noting that Nintendo Life’s source is not that hopeful about a possible addition of the Game Boy Advance titles to the service in the new future. However, the addition of other retro platforms is possible, as per Eurogamer. The company has not unveiled anything specific on the issue other than a “We have nothing to announce on this matter” comment to The Verge.
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