Game news Playing Game Boy and Game Boy Advance on Nintendo Switch is now possible!
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This Nintendo Direct put retro-gaming in the spotlight! The proof with the arrival of two legendary consoles playable on Nintendo Switch.
Summary
- Game Boy and Game Boy Advance on Nintendo Switch!
- Options to delight everyone
Game Boy and Game Boy Advance on Nintendo Switch!
In addition to allowing online play, one of the great advantages of the Nintendo Switch Online subscription is obviously to have access to a whole catalog of iconic games. Indeed, the Nintendo Switch puts retro-gaming in the spotlight by offering players to find the hits of NES and SNES games or Nintendo 64. Despite everything, two legendary consoles were missing: the Game Boy and the Game Boy Advance… Now this problem is solved!
In effect, as of today, by subscribing to the Nintendo service, it is possible to find the great hits of these two portable machines. Attention, to have access to Game Boy Advance games, you must subscribe to the Nintendo Switch Online + Additional set subscription.
With a Nintendo Switch Online membership, access a collection of Game Boy games to play anywhere, anytime! Take on Wario in Super Mario Land 2 and thwart an intergalactic threat in Metroid II – Return of Samus.
With a Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack Membership, access a collection of classic and colorful Game Boy Advance games you can play anywhere, anytime! Shrink for a grand adventure in The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap and become an expert in sibling strategies in Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga. Do you need to take a break? Pick up where you left off with the breakpoints.
Options to delight everyone
In addition to allowing players to relive the hits of yesteryear in the greatest of comforts, the arrival of these two machines is embellished with some significant bonuses. On Game Boy, for example, you can choose your screen style between Game Boy, Game Boy Pocket and Game Boy Color.
Choose from Game Boy, Game Boy Pocket, and Game Boy Color screen styles to play these games with your retro preferences. Breakpoints allow for a break in the middle of the dungeon in The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening DX and with two-player online and local wireless multiplayer, you can play brick against brick in Tetris in two-player mode .
Game Boy Advance games, meanwhile, can take advantage of a retro filter to delve deeper into the past or even online and local multiplayer modes.
Shrink the screen size or activate a retro-style filter to play your way. With wireless online and local multiplayer, you can get ahead of your opponents in Mario Kart: Super Circuit or battle it out in Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 — no Game Link patch cable required!
The Game Boy and Game Boy Advance are available on Nintendo Switch now!
