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Nintendo confirms the elimination of online retro games in the US

Nintendo has confirmed that he is eliminating a game from the online Switch Retro Library in the United States and Europe for the first time.

Since the launch of Switch Online in 2018, a constant flow of classic 8 -bit and 16 bits games to the subscription service has been added.

To date, more than 300 games have been added to change online, extend through the libraries NES, SNES, game Boy, game Boy Color, game Boy Advance, Nintendo 64 and Sega Mega Drive / Genesis.

However, this week marked the first indication that games could be eliminated from service in the future, as well as aggregate.

The Japanese eshop confirmed this week that Super Formation football (known in the West as Super Soccer) will be eliminated from the Super Famicom Library (SNES) on March 28.

Now, Nintendo has added a message similar to the Nintendo de Nintendo dee. UU. And Europe, in the photo below, confirming that the title will also be eliminated in these regions on March 28.

An image of Super Soccer in the Switch Eshop.

The elimination marks the first real indication that the Switch online library is not a permanent repository, and that, although it is likely that each Nintendo game of first part listed remains there until the entire service is closed, there is always the possibility that certain third -party games can be eliminated at some point.

Responding to the news about X, the former Platinumgames co -founder and current founder of Clovers Hideki Kamiya, who regularly publishes about his love for the classic games, criticized the movement, asking for the return of the virtual console service, which was available in Wii, Wii U and 3DS and allowed to buy individual games.

“Hello, hey, hey, I suppose the subscriptions are not good after all,” Kamiya wrote. “Seriously, bring the virtual console back … Don’t be so bad.”

It should also be taken into account that numerous retro games were also eliminated from the virtual console over the years, including teenage ninja turtles, Yoshi’s Cookie, Hortfall: The Mayan Adventure, aesthest, Simcity, Street Fighter II, Final Fight 1-3, Super Turrican 2 and Super R-Type.

 

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