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New official NES wireless pads for the Nintendo Switch!
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Apparently, the same size as the original American controllers.
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Although NES controllers slip on the sides of your Nintendo Switch …
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… this small text tells the controllers do not work as Joy-Cons. Which means, do not expect to get that d-pad feature you've been dreaming of since an official Nintendo Switch Joy-Con.
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Not surprisingly, Japan will get the Famicom versions of the same old school controller offer.
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This criterion of membership in Nintendo Switch Online will make this choice more difficult for scalpers.
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An overview of Switch's classic games catalog, available to pay Nintendo Switch Online customers.
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Large boxes fill the interface.
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Indices of new games coming soon after the launch of the service in September.
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Single player interface.
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Online interface, with a connection quality indicator in the left column.
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I must admit that the Japanese interface is much cooler, mainly because of the different sizes of boxes (cartridges or disks Famicom Disk System).
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Looks like Luigi's switch is toast, and his data too.
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Mario is smarter, apparently, because he pays for Nintendo Switch Online …
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… and therefore his data is safe in the cloud. (The Lakitu cloud, apparently.)
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Nintendo has launched some "special offers" to come, but none have been announced yet.
After a delay following an earthquake in Japan, the last live video presentation of Nintendo was finally put online Thursday night.
Starting September 18, the same day as the new Nintendo Switch Online service, the two NES controllers will be sold exclusively on Nintendo.com for $ 59.99. These controllers connect wirelessly to Switch consoles and also include latches to connect alongside a Switch console, but Nintendo only advertises as a controller load feature. Which means that you will not be able to use these NES controllers in traditional Switch games, especially when you prefer a traditional D-pad over the Joy-Cons clicky buttons.
These NES controllers will be primarily compatible with Switch Online's NES game collection, and we now know which 20 classic first- and third-party games to expect in the US at launch:
Baseball, ball fight, Dr. Mario, Donkey Kong, Double Dragon, Excitebike, Ghosts & # 39; N Goblins, Gradius, Ice climbers, Ice Hockey, THE legend of Zelda, Mario Brothers., Pro Wrestling, River City Ransom, Soccer, Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros. 3, Tecmo Bowl, Tennis, Yoshi
In addition, Nintendo has bet on the next nine games to wait in the line-up: The key of Solomon, NES Open Tournament Golf, and Super Dodge Ball in October; Metroid, Powerful Bomb Jack, and Twin Bee in November; and Wario's Woods, Ninja Gaiden, and Adventures of Lolo in December.
As previously announced, any of these games with two-player modes can be played online with friends, but a novelty in this presentation was the game selection interface, which is in the gallery above. The games will be presented in the form of original giant boxes. Nintendo has confirmed that these NES games will work offline until seven days after your last online connection.
New games, ports and suites
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That's all you're going to do Crossing of animals on Switch at the moment.
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We saw a little more about Luigi's Mansion 3 for Switch.
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He looks spooky.
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Use a vacuum cleaner to deal with pesky ghosts.
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A leak had suggested that this was going to happen, and of course, we will not have to wait long Mario U retread.
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Two new characters …
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… and one of them becomes "Peachette" after picking up a wreath. Does this mean that Princess Peach is an adult version of the Toad and Toadette squatting people? Huh.
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So many Final Fantasy ports.
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Asmodee has confirmed some ports of board games.
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We are particularly fond of Carcassonne because it is a good candidate for a physical-digital translation. (So many small pieces.)
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Katamari receives the Switch treatment.
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I can not believe this game is almost 10 years old.
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Final fight title at the head of the series' beat – em-up & # 39; from Capcom.
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Seven beat games – em-up appear in this compilation.
Nintendo has reserved the presentation with two very brief hints of sequelae of long-running series. Luigi's Mansion 3 and Crossing of animals (no subtitle) should be launched in "2019," said Nintendo. The latter received a much more vague air, with nothing more than the character in the Tom Nook series appearing with a brief passage of dialogue stating that a sequel would arrive.
Nintendo also confirmed The craft world of Yoshi, who finally puts a title and exit window "Spring 2019" on a game that simply called "Yoshi" for a moment. The presentation also showed how the system "explodes on both sides of a level" in a fun way will work in a mix of "2.5-D" hand-made 3D objects and a plan to fixed lateral scrolling. The publisher has also posted news on the free update of the content of the games. Mario Tennis Aces and Splatoon 2.
The frenzy of the Switch port continues, as this Direct video has confirmed a ton of older games coming on the system, including those from Nintendo. New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe– a compilation of all levels of Wii U games with new playable characters – and an impressive eight games in the Final Fantasy series. In addition to one previously announced Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles port, Square Enix has confirmed the recent Final Fantasy XII remaster, and the ports of the original versions of VII, IX, and X / X-2 Remaster, all in 2019.
Nintendo Direct, September 13, 2018.
Direct video confirmed the first Katamari Damacy game on a Nintendo console, doubled Katamari Damacy Reroll, coming in "winter 2018", and it will come with unique Joy-Con control options. We will also soon see a pack of seven beat games – 'em-games from the late' 80s and early '90s, simply dubbed Beat Capcom Bundle & Em UpSeptember 18th.
Much of the presentation focused on games previously announced for Switch, including those from Blizzard. Diablo III, Capcom & # 39; s Mega Man 11, The toy filled with Ubisoft Starlink (complete with a Star Fox cameo) and 2K Games & # 39; Civilization VI. (The latter fled a few days ago, apparently because someone did not receive the memo on Nintendo delaying this Direct submission.) Kirby's Extra Epic Yarn, a port of the 2010 Wii platformer game on the phone in "2019." (What, they could not hold for the 10th birthday?)
Japan had its own Nintendo Direct video, which was remarkable for a few reasons. On the one hand, Japanese fans will be offered Famicom versions of this set of NES controllers, but Ubisoft also made a surprise announcement: a "cloud version" of the upcoming adventure game. Assassin's Creed: Odyssey. The Japanese Nintendo Switch online store already has some cloud versions of Xbox One and PlayStation 4 games, especially Resident Evil VII, and these allow paying customers to stream a special version of these games off the PlayStation Now servers. So, if you want to enjoy Ubisoft's open world game coming on your Switch, refresh your Japanese.
Picture of the list by Nintendo
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