The NES – Nintendo Switch Online app has received a new update, which introduces two brand new NES games as well as some unannounced content.
Alongside Zelda II - The Adventure of Link and Blaster Master, Nintendo Switch Online subscribers can also play new SP versions of Ghosts'n Goblins and Ninja Gaiden.
Ghosts’n Goblins – The Great Demon Lord Awaits
Welcome to the extremely difficult stage 6. Have fun!
You’ll start from stage 6 in this special version of Ghosts’n Goblins, and you’re armed with the rapid-fire and easy-to-use dagger. The Great Demon Lord awaits you just ahead. Can you stand the challenge? There is no need to fear as you have one more strong weapon to use: Suspend Points. But once you beat him, if you want the true ending, you’ll need to beat the game all over again!
Ninja Gaiden – The thrilling climax!
Dragon Ninja versus the demon!
This special version of Ninja Gaiden starts you right before the climax of stage 6-4. With the memories of his father Ken Hayabusa and sword friend Walter Smith to guide him, Ryu faces the final fight as a true Dragon Ninja. Fight the masked devil Jaquio, Guardia de Mieux, who has awoken from his 700-year slumber. An emotional finale awaits if you manage to defeat all three of the demon’s forms!
NES – Nintendo Switch Online offers a selection of NES games for all those who subscribe for the Switch Online services. According to rumors, SNES games are also coming in the near future.
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