Nintendo reveals that it will stop publishing games for NDA functionality at any given time

This is probably the news that Nintendo Switch Online subscribers, as well as those who still do not want to subscribe, wanted to hear: Nintendo plans to stop adding games to the Nintendo Entertainment feature System at some point.

Although the statement itself is rather vague, not to say obvious enough, it finally opens the door for the company to respond to requests from fans and adds applications for other consoles such as Super Nintendo, GameCube and maybe even the Wii.

If most Nintendo Switch Online subscribers have to complain, it's the fact that Nintendo continues to milk the classic NES titles that fans have replayed over and over again.

The virtual console is a perfect example of how Nintendo knows how to deliver the goods. Its online service has been available since September and has not yet confirmed that games from other consoles were coming.

Earlier in January, a rumor circulated that Super Nintendo games will soon be added to the Nintendo Switch Online service, but we have no official news from Nintendo; with the Super Nintendo Files being completely removed from the Nintendo Switch Online application.

Let's hope that Nintendo will pull itself together and officially reveal these new consoles for its online service. In the meantime, all fans can do is wait for Nintendo to respond to their requests.

We also note the tiny impression of the teenager: NES / Famicom games will stop being added to the NSO after a while. pic.twitter.com/ncKNHF0Cb9

– Akfamilyhome (@akfamilyhomeak) April 3, 2019

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