Will Nintendo Add More NES & SNES Games to Nintendo Switch Online?
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Will Nintendo Add More NES & SNES Games to Nintendo Switch Online? I am a pretty big fan of the Nintendo Switch Online Service and I have even bought all of the retro Nintendo Switch Online customers only controllers to match the games from the console I am playing. Overall the experience is very satisfying. There is one caveat of course as since Nintendo have started planning the Expansion Pack we haven't seen a single update for the NES or SNES on the service since July 28th 2021 which is 190 days ago. The question now is will Nintendo add more games or is this all we are going to get?
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