Game News Nintendo Switch: Many NES games are said to have been leaked, here’s the list
The Nintendo Switch Online may have recently integrated Nintendo 64 and SEGA Mega Drive games, titles from the NES should continue to land. A clear leak allows us to imagine many releases planned by the Japanese manufacturer.
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Castlevania, Pac-Man, Tetris: Great Classics in Perspective
If you’re a Nintendo Switch Online subscriber and are still asking for new NES games despite the dozens of titles already available, then the following lines should suit you. A user just found a leaked edition of the emulator used for Nintendo Switch Online from 2019 and it is considered a “master version”: in other words, it includes all of the NES games (or at least a large portion of them) slated for release at the time.
In the hope there are indeed many titles that have already been released in recent years (which really makes the document believable) as well as others, still not available but who thus have a real chance of offering themselves in the future. We see in particular:
- Pac man
- Tetris
- Galaga
- the most of mega man
- Castlevania
- Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest
- kung fu
- Lode Runner
- caver
A comparison video between 2019’s app (left) and today’s (right) can be viewed below.
First, we have a leaked NES Online application, which includes all currently available titles, as well as several new ones. Notably, it includes Pac-Man, Tetris, Galaga, Megaman, and Castlevania.
Below is a comparison of the current version and this master version. pic.twitter.com/5FImVuUxMW— Kaitlyn Molinas (@orcastraw) Apr 18, 2022
Old-school games, the most important part of the Nintendo Switch
This leak actually suggests that everything was planned by Nintendo very, very long in advance. Other leaks in recent years have already predicted the arrival of SNES and Nintendo 64 games, things that actually happened: we remind you that since last December Nintendo Switch Online subscribers can spend an extra €19.99 per year to get access to get to the Pass extension, giving you a whole catalog of N64 and Mega Drive games to play (which continues to grow over the months).
The old school and the charm of its productions have not yet fueled the proposals of the Nintendo Switch. Just a few days ago, new clues allowed a glimpse Game Boy Game Programmingstill on the famous nomadic machine In short, this policy is clearly not out of breath with Big N.
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