Since the first Nintendo home console arrived in the early 1980s, the Japanese tech giant has blessed us with countless classics over the decades and is still going stronger than ever to this day.When theNintendo Switcharrived in 2017, it continued the tradition of giving us banger after banger with titles such asSuper Mario Odyssey,Animal Crossing: New Horizons,Metroid PrimeRemasteredandThe Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wildto name a few.Check out The Ocarina of Time trailer below!Nintendo may have been late to the party, but it also has its own online multiplayer subscription model similar toXbox Game PassandPlayStation Plus. Nintendo Switch Online has two tiers, with the Expansion tier offering more bang for your buck.AdvertThe basic Nintendo Switch Online tier not only offers online gaming but also a selection ofretrotitles from the NES, SNES, Game Boy and Game Boy Color eras. Whereas the top Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion offers everything in the previous tier but with the addition of N64, Game Boy Advance andSEGAMega Drive titles as well as bonus DLC.Of course, regardless of the tier, you have some amazing games to play. However, if you subscribe to the top tier, you get to play the highest-rated video game of all time, and it is none other than the N64 classic of 1998,The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Timewhich has a legendaryratingof 99 on the aggregate website, Metacritic.You even get its sequel,The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Maskwhich was released for the N64 in 2000. In fact, if you subscribe to Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack, you also get most of the classic titles of the series includingThe Legend of Zelda(NES),Zelda II: The Adventure of Link(NES),The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past(SNES) andThe Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap(GBA).We’re still waiting forThe Legend of Zelda: Wind Wakerto arrive on the Nintendo Switch, but we’ll happily wait for Nintendo to make that happen, albeit impatiently. But we’ll wait nonetheless.Featured Image Credit: NintendoTopics:Free Games,Nintendo,Nintendo Switch,Retro Gaming,The Legend Of Zelda
Since the first Nintendo home console arrived in the early 1980s, the Japanese tech giant has blessed us with countless classics over the decades and is still going stronger than ever to this day.When theNintendo Switcharrived in 2017, it continued the tradition of giving us banger after banger with titles such asSuper Mario Odyssey,Animal Crossing: New Horizons,Metroid PrimeRemasteredandThe Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wildto name a few.Check out The Ocarina of Time trailer below!Nintendo may have been late to the party, but it also has its own online multiplayer subscription model similar toXbox Game PassandPlayStation Plus. Nintendo Switch Online has two tiers, with the Expansion tier offering more bang for your buck.AdvertThe basic Nintendo Switch Online tier not only offers online gaming but also a selection ofretrotitles from the NES, SNES, Game Boy and Game Boy Color eras. Whereas the top Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion offers everything in the previous tier but with the addition of N64, Game Boy Advance andSEGAMega Drive titles as well as bonus DLC.Of course, regardless of the tier, you have some amazing games to play. However, if you subscribe to the top tier, you get to play the highest-rated video game of all time, and it is none other than the N64 classic of 1998,The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Timewhich has a legendaryratingof 99 on the aggregate website, Metacritic.You even get its sequel,The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Maskwhich was released for the N64 in 2000. In fact, if you subscribe to Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack, you also get most of the classic titles of the series includingThe Legend of Zelda(NES),Zelda II: The Adventure of Link(NES),The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past(SNES) andThe Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap(GBA).We’re still waiting forThe Legend of Zelda: Wind Wakerto arrive on the Nintendo Switch, but we’ll happily wait for Nintendo to make that happen, albeit impatiently. But we’ll wait nonetheless.Featured Image Credit: NintendoTopics:Free Games,Nintendo,Nintendo Switch,Retro Gaming,The Legend Of Zelda
Since the first Nintendo home console arrived in the early 1980s, the Japanese tech giant has blessed us with countless classics over the decades and is still going stronger than ever to this day.When theNintendo Switcharrived in 2017, it continued the tradition of giving us banger after banger with titles such asSuper Mario Odyssey,Animal Crossing: New Horizons,Metroid PrimeRemasteredandThe Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wildto name a few.Check out The Ocarina of Time trailer below!Nintendo may have been late to the party, but it also has its own online multiplayer subscription model similar toXbox Game PassandPlayStation Plus. Nintendo Switch Online has two tiers, with the Expansion tier offering more bang for your buck.AdvertThe basic Nintendo Switch Online tier not only offers online gaming but also a selection ofretrotitles from the NES, SNES, Game Boy and Game Boy Color eras. Whereas the top Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion offers everything in the previous tier but with the addition of N64, Game Boy Advance andSEGAMega Drive titles as well as bonus DLC.Of course, regardless of the tier, you have some amazing games to play. However, if you subscribe to the top tier, you get to play the highest-rated video game of all time, and it is none other than the N64 classic of 1998,The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Timewhich has a legendaryratingof 99 on the aggregate website, Metacritic.You even get its sequel,The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Maskwhich was released for the N64 in 2000. In fact, if you subscribe to Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack, you also get most of the classic titles of the series includingThe Legend of Zelda(NES),Zelda II: The Adventure of Link(NES),The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past(SNES) andThe Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap(GBA).We’re still waiting forThe Legend of Zelda: Wind Wakerto arrive on the Nintendo Switch, but we’ll happily wait for Nintendo to make that happen, albeit impatiently. But we’ll wait nonetheless.
Since the first Nintendo home console arrived in the early 1980s, the Japanese tech giant has blessed us with countless classics over the decades and is still going stronger than ever to this day.
When theNintendo Switcharrived in 2017, it continued the tradition of giving us banger after banger with titles such asSuper Mario Odyssey,Animal Crossing: New Horizons,Metroid PrimeRemasteredandThe Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wildto name a few.
Check out The Ocarina of Time trailer below!
Nintendo may have been late to the party, but it also has its own online multiplayer subscription model similar toXbox Game PassandPlayStation Plus. Nintendo Switch Online has two tiers, with the Expansion tier offering more bang for your buck.
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The basic Nintendo Switch Online tier not only offers online gaming but also a selection ofretrotitles from the NES, SNES, Game Boy and Game Boy Color eras. Whereas the top Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion offers everything in the previous tier but with the addition of N64, Game Boy Advance andSEGAMega Drive titles as well as bonus DLC.
Of course, regardless of the tier, you have some amazing games to play. However, if you subscribe to the top tier, you get to play the highest-rated video game of all time, and it is none other than the N64 classic of 1998,The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Timewhich has a legendaryratingof 99 on the aggregate website, Metacritic.
You even get its sequel,The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Maskwhich was released for the N64 in 2000. In fact, if you subscribe to Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack, you also get most of the classic titles of the series includingThe Legend of Zelda(NES),Zelda II: The Adventure of Link(NES),The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past(SNES) andThe Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap(GBA).
We’re still waiting forThe Legend of Zelda: Wind Wakerto arrive on the Nintendo Switch, but we’ll happily wait for Nintendo to make that happen, albeit impatiently. But we’ll wait nonetheless.
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