Our 10 ESSENTIAL Switch Games On Nintendo Switch Online!

[@SwitchUpYt]

It was so difficult to pick just one game per console - feels wrong leaving so many great games off! Really enjoyed this chat and would love to do more episodes focussing on games found on the various NSO apps. Let us know in the comments if you'd be interested! Looking for eshop credit? Get OFFICIAL Nintendo Eshop Cards and other bits and bobs, at our new website and online store here - switchup.gg/ - Earn 5% cashback in points that you can redeem against future purchases AND save an extra 5% in discount until the end of August by using the code Switchup. If you are a physical collector looking to import, you can use code "SWITCHUP23" to save 5% at PlayAsia www.play-asia.com Happy gaming! Glen and Mark

[@kaidorade1317]

Nintendo should give us the ability to buy the NSO games so that we can play the ones we want offline/without the subscription. Would i pay 30 bucks for Kung Fu and F Zero? Switch yes!

[@NeonVistas]

Ooooh I love that you guys are branching from your exiting formula for content offered on the channel. I’ve honestly really enjoyed the occasional videos ranging from “All Patched Up”, “We’ve bought it so you don’t have to” and even the more obscure “Tackling or Battling the Backlog” and the few retrospectives (loved to hear more from each of you on games you really cherish & enjoy.) but I digress, gratz on another refreshing video series!!! 🎉

[@SwitchUpYt]

Hey thanks mate much appreciated. Mark

[@ppbunt]

This video made me realise how much I miss manuals! The comment about reading them in the car on they way back from the shop took me back 30 years ❤

[@SwitchUpYt]

Yeah one of the biggest losses to modern gaming - Mark

[@Umbrella2]

They should give us a digital version at the very least!

[@johnnytrash2839]

I picked up Earthbound randomly on clearance in 1996 after playing Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy 3 (6) because I needed some more RPGs in my life. Crazy to see how much of a cult classic it has become.

[@SwitchUpYt]

Yeah, the fact that they never got a release in the U.K. back in the day means I have no nostalgia for them but having played them all since, they are all amazing. Glen

[@johnnytrash2839]

@@SwitchUpYt that's right! Well glad that region hopping is a thing now and we all have access to the same stuff now.

[@CharlieHM]

The warioland series, especially warioland 4 on the GBA was such a thrill for me back then, it had a lot of style

[@augursabound]

I hear you about just having one game as a kid and maxing it, me and my brother must have played resident evil 3 about 10 times. There was something really cool about squeezing the absolute maximum out of a game, nowadays it almost feels like a disposable culture where you just move onto the next one

[@SwitchUpYt]

Definitely mate! Great times. Glen

[@thanksgivingh6185]

i still try to do this. my personal rule is I'm not allowed to start more than one new game per month. and even with that rule i still end up only playing a couple of games per year. it really does make you be more selective and appreciate your time gaming more IMO.

[@augursabound]

@thanksgivingh6185 yeah totally agree with that concept, also it means you spend less time searching for new games. I haven't got the discipline to only play two a year though lol

[@thanksgivingh6185]

@@augursabound well with my own tailored rule I have the option of up to 12 per year! (which is still a lot IMO and i pretty much never hit lol). and the games I pick I can always go back to. i truly do believe the endless and limitless options does more harm than good in the end. When I watch a lot of these content creators that have to play(and rush) through every single release, I do feel bad for them because I know that they can't truly enjoy, appreciate, or build lasting memories as easily.

[@matthewcurcio2923]

I would LOVE to have you guys as teachers

[@SwitchUpYt]

❤

[@ogpandamonium]

Same

[@Hero190909]

Just a few days ago, I finished Fire Emblem GBA for the first time. I still have my gba cartridge. Though I've played and beaten my fair share of Fire Emblem games and strategy games, this still took me over 30hrs to beat even with the rewind feature. The difficulty and strategy is still there on the gba.

[@PrairiePirateGaming]

Metroid Fusion is one of the best games ever made. I have played it more times than I could ever remember

[@Trenchfood]

My mate had a SNES before me and we played Mario Kart and Zombies Ate My Neighbors on his B&W TV! When I finally got one, strangely, I loved Super Tennis but Cannon Fodder was my favourite along with International Superstar Soccer. N64 was my stoner phase: Zelda, GoldenEye, Perfect Dark, Shadow Man while listening to (Cypress Hill's Temples Of Boom) and more ISS. Great memories. Thanks.

[@Ray__E]

I was that older brother like Mark's.😄 Playing games with my younger brother was so fun back in the day. I pretty much was the one who got the systems and bought the games. I saved up allowances and did chores to get what I wanted. We had an NES and I bought a GBA. My favorite game on the NES was Tecmo Bowl. Played it so much with my stepdad. Metroid Fusion was my favorite GBA game. It was the first Metroid game I ever played and I remember being blown away by the graphics, sound, and depth of the game. My cousins owned SNES and N64 consoles. Donkey Kong Country was mind-blowing at the time. It was like playing an animated movie. Also, Mario 64 was something special too. A lot of younger gamers will look back at those games and not understand the hype. But for us gamers back in the day, so many of these titles were truly "next-gen".

[@pilotmemes]

The music in Journey to Silius is so groovy. Thank you for the recommendation, Glenn. I'm blasting it to my neighbors.

[@Gothicgarlic]

Really enjoyed playing the Pokémon Trading Card Game on GBC app. Missed it when it first came out so it was great to have a chance to play it. There's so much potential for NDS, GBC even Wii games to come over. I don't know why Nintendo don't capitalise on it.

[@thanksgivingh6185]

i honestly don't think theres that many Wii games that would hype people up other than Mario Galaxy(2?) or Twilight princess which could both easily get rereleased full price. lot of the flagship titles were multiplayer games with more modern renditions or games heavily reliant on the motion control phenomenon which caught fire for a brief time. As for GCN they know the value of those and are aware that almost all of the bigname titles could catch big price rereleases.

[@Ansgar89]

I feel that Guardian Legend on NES gets overlooked every time. It was a fantastic game and very creative.

[@Eric4real4321]

That is one of my favorite games on the Nintendo. I would love to see it added. Part shootem up, part top down adventue. It's definitely a hidden gem.

[@Nibelhiem86]

NES-Star Tropics is a really dope game

[@jonk4255]

I bought the GBA just so I could backtrack ball the Zelda games, had a great time and well worth it, they all held up to time

[@BusinessMystery]

I agree with most of the picks, especially, Golden Eye, Mario 1, Mario Land 2, Donkey Kong.. and yeah, we had to swap and borrow games back then, until it is was a birthday or xmas. And everyone at school would forget to bring the games back. I don't have the apps, but for SNES.. mario kart 1.. and Street Fighter 2, everyone wanted to find an arcade with this game.. and then it came out on SNES, same with Killer Instinct. In the early days, without save files, we would have to re-start things a lot, so everyone was sort of a speed-runner, because they wanted to get through the early levels as quick as they could, and back to where they died..

[@MattKyleBullerthemattkylefiles]

Goldeneye is nearly impossible without the 6 button Nintendo 64 Controller (I think it’s back in stock now, but they also have some knock offs that review pretty well and are slightly less expensive plus the original N64 controller by Nintendo has a stick that will wear out overtime and become practically unusable and unfixable)

[@Nedwig747]

I've barely touched the switch online so greatly appreciate this list to actually get me to look at it!

[@acegio1979]

Super Mario Land 2 6 golden coins is a masterpiece. My favorite Mario game from my childhood I love it so much!Also Warioland 3 was a great game..I wish they get a release on Switch or Switch 2.

[@vgutierrez9020]

When you all mentioned the smell of the Gameboy game and box, I instantly remembered it! For like the briefest of seconds!

[@gferreira93]

My first console was the N64, it came with Mario 64 and Diddy Kong Racing, and that was it for me. Games were super expensive back then, so best I got was renting games twice a month for 2 days. I remember getting Ocarina of Time and trying to get as far as possible everything, best I did was the Forest Temple (I was probably 8 at the time, and didn’t speak english) But the funniest bit was Goldeneye. It was a small, local rental shop, but there was this sense of community of not deleting the save on goldeneye so we could try to unlock all the times and cheats. I was pretty bad at the game, but I remember renting every now and then to play split screen coop, and checking if someone unlocked something new.

[@ghostt147]

I wish this went on another 2 hours. Nice trip down memory lane. Switchup podcast would be the dream 🤞

[@SwitchUpYt]

Ah good stuff mate - Mark

[@Buzz231094]

Great idea fellers 👌 on a side-ish note, NSO deserves more love from Nintendo- as someone who doesn’t have a lot of space and isn’t keen on consoles and wires being everywhere, it would be great to be able to access all of the classics in one convenient place

[@Ravenna_Black]

Claymates is my pick for a hidden gem. Its a bit like smartball but you don't stay a blue blob. Each powerup turns you into an animal type with special abilities. Getting two of the same powerup adds a bonus ranged attack. it also has a overworld with puzzles. I also think the music is memorable. Theres a warp in the first level. I think you jump over the first two flowers and get to the third or maybe its go to the first red flower. Than you spam jump until you warp.

[@MrDavidNaylor]

Very cool idea and video. I had to pick more than one game for each system. NES: Nintendo World Cup (sadly not on the service) & Super Mario Bros. are propably the ones I played the most back in the days. On the NSO Emulator the one NES game I played extensively is StarTropics. GB: Never had a Game Boy. The only GB game I played extensively on my GBA was Pokemon Red which isn't on the service (yet). SNES: Donkey Kong Country - The one I played the most back in the day and still regularly play via NSO. Another one I need to name here is Super Punch Out. It was a hidden gem for me back then and still has a special place in my heart. GBA: Fire Emblem & Metroid Fusion - The first Fire Emblem released in the west made me a lifelong fan. I was especially impressed by the smooth batlle animations. Metroid Fusion was my first Metroid and is just an absolut classic. N64: Wave Race 64 & F-Zero X - To this day my 2 favourite racing games and in my personal top 5 games list. Sadly the emulation isn't perfect (Wave Race turbo start is basically impossible) and F-Zero is almost unplayable without the official N64 Controller.

[@austinsheehan3994]

Goldeneye still holds up as a lighter alternative to the Dooms / Quakes etc from the day, but is the only tempting title available through Nintendo Switch Online (excluding the Splatoon 2 Octo-Expansion, of course).

[@robertbouley7697]

Super Metroid is a medium-defining title that elevated the industry. The praise it’s given is deserved, and also inadequate at conveying its greatness.

[@ChrisKliewer]

My older brother had the NES too..I remember him getting it one Christmas...memories, lol. Then as I got a little older, I blueberry raked at the end of summer, and got a PS1, lol

[@peryvalespark]

this video is why you’re my favourite channel - thanks for reminding me of all these games and love seeing you branch off from your usual content for something new and as always so thought out and we’ll done!!

[@SwitchUpYt]

Cheers Josh mate - really appreciated! Mark

[@perentie]

good stuff! love nostalgia and hope to see more from you guys, woulda liked to have seen breath of fire 1 on the snes as one of your picks, still one of my fav jrpgs of all time.. it was brilliant

[@Aint1S]

LOZ and Super Mario 3 are the best NES games IMHO. After I graduated and left for the Navy in 1999, I was trying to recall what I missed about being at home as a civilian before I left... i made a point of playing LOZ on every 2-week Christmas leave for several years. I remember having girls waiting on me to quit playing, just laying on my bed! It was funny, but I had to beat these games. I've since sworn off of those distractions on my bed! Now, I just play Switch! I went through to many distractions...

[@Reptile64]

Man I saw the Samus Returns art and I, for a split second, thought it was getting the Luigi's Mansion's dark moon treatment XD

[@Trenell83]

As far as the platform goes: NES: Ninja Gaiden, Blaster Master SNES: Earthbound, Super Punch Out. N64: Majora's Mask, Sin & Punishment Gameboy: Wario Land 3, Tetris Gameboy Advance : Fire Emblem, Wario Ware Genesis: Beyond Oasis, Shining Force(really hoping Shining in the Darkness ends up here)

[@DracoBudSmith]

I am tempted to go for the Expansion Pass just for some N64 games and to try out Mega Man The Wily Wars.

[@garytustin7368]

Nice choices fellas , for me NES mario 2, SNES earthworm jim2, N64 waverace, GB Tetris and GBA mario kart .

[@holobucket7626]

love listening to you seniors reminiscing over crusty old games

[@SwitchUpYt]

LOL

[@Ejohns1004]

I just want Chrono Trigger on the Switch.

[@justjamie3717]

My favs from the consoles (not worrying about what's available on the app) NES-Kirby's Adventure SNES-F-Zero N64-San Fransisco Rush GB-Tetris GBA-TMNT

[@jezg]

Make this a regular series! I have the expansion pass so my daughter can play the extra Mario Kart deluxe levels, but I’m a child of the 80s and love to dive back into the old systems being emulated on my switch. Be great to hear some mega drive recommendations and some more deep dives

[@MrJimithee]

Super Metroid was the first game that I found myself thinking about when I WASN'T playing it! I'd be on the bus and suddenly work out how to get out of Maridia... That was when I stopped just loving games and MARRIED them (!)

[@SwitchUpYt]

Yeah, it was a game that showed me just what games could be! Glen

[@davidhall2018]

My favorites: NES: Super Mario 3 with honorable mention to Crystalis, a fun Action RPG SNES: Super Mario Kart with honorable mention Breath of Fire N64: Mario Golf with honorable mention Super Mario 64 GB: Zelda Oracle of Ages with honorable mention Pokemon TCG GBA: Fire Emblem with honorable mention Mario & Luigi Superstar Saga

[@wrena79]

Famke Janseen (I think I've spelt that correct). Goldeneye - Onatopp

[@SwitchUpYt]

That's her! Cheers! Glen

[@pheonix9372]

I was the little sister so my 2 older brothers had all the things. Also, at the time, girls didn't game (at least in my community) and we didn't have internet. So other than Tetris off old gameboy it took until GameCube before I had any ties to gaming. Found Tales of Symphonia and Luigi's Mansion and never looked back. But an oldie I will love to my dying day is Yoshi, the falling block puzzle game on NES.

[@SwitchUpYt]

Yeah it was annoying wasn’t it haha? Mark

[@drogba6487]

makes perfect sense y'all were teachers. good vibes :) Played goldeneye on game pass recently. shocking how well it still plays. (Famke Janssen, btw)

[@tluets]

My fingers have been crossed that they will add Mischief Makers to the N64 app

[@LoveLiveMusic]

Great video! For some reason I remember being sent a VHS tape of Donkey Kong Country prior to launch. It was a few mins of gameplay. Not sure why I got it but everyone who I showed it to was blown away by the graphics at the time.

[@harperthejay]

Yessss Super Mario Land 2!! I play that game at least once a year all the way through. I know you said you like the first one better, but 2 is one of my favorite Gameboy games and one of my favorite platformers :D

[@TomMannCenturia]

Excellent video, I never had a NES bitd (had a Spectrum) so I'm enjoying playing some of its games now, though the flicker in some is a bit annoying.

[@nicojan]

Great video! Definitely would be worth a series :) My pick would be Kuru Kuru Kururin for the GBA. It came out of left field as a starter for the GBA games on the Switch, and it's just a wonderful puzzle game. Highly recommended you give it a shot if you like puzzle games :)

[@gavinCZ]

Lads, for me the pinnacle of platforming came in super Mario world, a launch title on the snes. That Christmas will always be my most cherished memory, a snes with Mario world, WWF Wrestmania and Joe n Mac Caveman Ninja. The best Santa Clause has ever been to me!

[@SwitchUpYt]

Yeah, Super Mario World is stellar. I have a lot of love for Joe and Mac too. Glen

[@yaldash3592]

Didn't know where to start with the Online games list so thanks for this!

[@ty_sylicus]

Great list! I have a ton of fond memories with my GameBoy, Color, and Advance SP. As a kid, I had a PlayStation, while my first nintendo console was the GameCube many years later.

[@SC-mp1lh]

Growing up, every weekend we'd go to one of our friend's house and play Goldeneye 64 multiplayer

[@jimmystancliff2843]

Kirby's Dreamland on the Game Boy and I had that that's all brings back so many memories

[@mydemon]

We need episode 2 of this series, the next 10 games

[@donjohnson7768]

Damn that Wario commercial brought back some awesome memories!

[@danberry746]

This was a great video ! Be good to make this a new series when the apps update with new games

[@jorgeorwellius6943]

Love the podcast style. Be cool to hear a wishlist podcast of any game on any past Nintendo console you would like to see ported to Switch.

[@SwitchUpYt]

That's a cool idea!

[@EarhirX]

This was such a good video! So nice to hear you share your memories

[@garytustin7368]

I think you guys are right about 1 thing, and that is we have way more choice now, I have more games now than I ever did as a kid and a lot less time to play them, I often find myself having no idea which game to play so going back to old faithfuls like FIFA that I can play in short blasts and still progress. Miss the days of only having a few to pick from 😂 and FIFA being good 😂

[@oznad]

Is there anyway of playing theses expansion games offline? Or do you always need an internet connect?

[@florisgautiers]

Xenia Onatopp (or something), played by Famke Jansen! 12:41

[@jemmadavies3226]

I want that lesson!!!! I turned 38 this week but that makes me want to go back to school!

[@andrewlee7579]

I've read that Nintendo online wasn't worth it but you guys have convinced me to give it a go!

[@DjizeusCrayst]

Great idea for a video, and overall solid list! I personally would have picked the Minish Cap game on GBA, to this day I think that's one of the best looking games on the platform

[@MattKyleBullerthemattkylefiles]

This is much appreciated, but can we maybe do another one with no Mario, Zelda, Metroid? Like hidden gems?

[@FrecklyJon]

Awesome video idea lads. This is a serious trip down memory lane for me, so many of my experiences line up with you both!

[@SwitchUpYt]

Was a delight to record this one! What were your favourites mate? Mark

[@FrecklyJon]

If I had to narrow things down NES: Never owned one, probably too young! SNES: Donkey Kong Country for sure, my older brother also got this and I would sit and watch him play it. (he also had a gamegear the jammy thing). Played a lot of Street Fighter and Lylat wars on the SNES as well. N64: Definitely Zelda OoT, mind blowing experience for me. Got it on my 10th birthday! Gameboy: Again, Zelda for me as well, same as you. I replayed link's awakening countless times. Watching the vid made me think I should really indulge in the updated switch version. Also played endless amounts of Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3. GBA: Golden Sun was a big favourite for me. Might be wrong but feel like it was a game that not many people played. I bought it on a wim as I liked the box art and was not disappointed. Would be interested to know any favourites from GameCube, DS etc. (perhaps see what % of them have been remade for switch😆)

[@furrystarcat]

Star Fox 64 was my addiction...

[@Ser-Smiley]

This reminds me. I need to renew my NSO subscription when im able. I need to start hunting monsters online again. A hoontah must hoont. 😋

[@mikelisagor5970]

Great picks, we can go on and on about which ones to pick…so many good choices and hopefully we see more releases soon, especially N64.

[@Mindartcreativity]

Great list of games, even if I don‘t play them on Nintendo Switch Online. I have a little handheld emulator, the Miyoo Mini Plus, on which I play almost all of the games from the list (minus N64 games).

[@Christophoronomicon]

Fun concept for this video. My picks (and that's only two games because I've never owned a NES, GameBoy or GameBoy Advance) would have been rather predictable: Link to the Past for the SNES and Ocarina of Time for the N64, although Super Mario World for the SNES was a close second and on the N64 I would have put both Majora's Mask and Lylat Wars right behind Ocarina of Time. I actually never owned LttP, but managed to borrow it from a friend for a couple of weeks and played the hell out of it during that time, 100% it in the process. It was like a revelation for me, and made me a staunch Zelda fan for the rest of my life. And OoT only cemented that status (I must have 100% that game at least 5 times on the N64). However, and this may be an unpopular opinion, but I don't get the love for Donkey Kong Country. I mean, I remember buying the game, being so excited about playing it (it looked so good!), and then I started playing it, loved the graphics, but the gameplay was meh, didn't feel like movement had any weight to it... and 2 hours later I was done. Completed the game. Might have missed a couple of KONG coins and a few hidden items and locations but that was it. I was so disappointed that a full price game (that I had spent so much time saving just to be able to buy it) had so little contents. Put me off the rest of the Donkey Kong Country series on the SNES. Felt really cheated of my money. The exemplar of style over substance. It was the first time in my life I was disappointed by something I'd bought myself so it stung really hard. And to this day I still don't get what people liked in this game. Surely the graphics cannot hide the fact that the game had maybe a tenth of the contents of Super Mario World, which was a launch game for the console! I guess I expected more. So yeah, unpopular opinion maybe, but it's nearly 30 years later and I can still feel the disappointment of teenage me.

[@mikeaubry604]

I loved playing Super Punch-Out on SNES. I could get all the way to Nick Bruiser with one guy. Your fingers would cramp up and sweaty hands. Hahaha

[@vizigoti]

I'm still waiting for them to bring back the Golden Sun series, I played the games when I was small on my GBA and it stayed in my heart hehe.

[@sanne_vd]

Same! Golden Sun was my first GBA game, and The Lost Age remains my favourite. I've said before that I'd get the expansion pass if it had GS, and GS1 got announced for it! So now I wait... Ofcourse, a nice remake would be better. Maybe in a style similar to Octopath Traveler.

[@AStupidID]

Would love to see you do another part to this video.

[@wolfman71188]

Thanks for doing this guys! I picked up the subscription service because I didn't have any of these consoles growing up, except GBC. I played the big name games at friends houses though. As the streaming library gets larger could you guys do a hidden gems type video? Thanks

[@SwitchUpYt]

Yeah, that's definitely something we'd like to do. Glen

[@fangorn875]

For GBA, I like kuru kururin..the gameplay is simple but tricky as you go through the levels 😊. Another one is TLoZ: The Minish Cap. This is when Link becomes a ”pikmin” in Hyrule 😂

[@lespaulpanhead025]

The LoZ Oracle games are definite must plays! Good list though.

[@vansmoken4172]

Game boy advance has too many banger titles. Fire emblem, f zero, Mario and Luigi, castlevania, Pokémon’s, I can go all day

[@ryanwilliamson8622]

Guess this means I should take a look since resubscribing for the “voucher” deal a while back (after being off the service for a year or two). Thanks for the reminder! 🥳

[@SwitchUpYt]

Yeah some great games! Mark

[@sevensyns7732]

Have to go with my favorite game of all time on the SNES and thats Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars, so good!!! On the NES, I enjoyed Star Tropics and Guerilla War.

[@SwitchUpYt]

Great picks! Glen

[@SuperDanLDN]

I absolutely hate the lock the games in 4.3 mode it completely puts me off playing the classics .. on switch ..all the same nice video fellas

[@TheLeetCasualGamer]

Ah yes. The part of my Switch that doesn't do any favors to my backlog.

[@jamesgoodwin3444]

They really don't advertise the catalogue available very well on their website. I had no idea even half of these were available!

[@samlam4598]

OK, OK, fine! I'll (finally) subscribe to the Expansion Pack, alright! 😉I have fond memories of playing the Metroid Series as a kid/teen/young adult, and my kids have grown watching me playing said series (Dread stresses the heck out of my son and Prime is my daughter's favorite. Both fell asleep on Other M, ha ha ha!). I've been looking for a way to legally play Fusion for years since my old GBA broke down. Oh, and nice video! Thanks, guys! It's always a pleasure to follow your channel.

[@goobatroopa_]

I've been looking for something like this for a few days now!

[@Ravenna_Black]

First time ive heard anyone want to play Donkey. I swear I beat that whole game with diddy and Dixie in the second one.

[@petertaylorarts]

I loved this video so much. So great to hear your memories. I used to work in Game as a teenager. Spent more of my youth selling games then playing them as my parents bought me a Barcode Battler instead of a fucking N64. Wankers. I did have a friend that I used to play games with,. We are still mates and I still remember his landline. Alien on the Mastersystem, then Golden Eye and Ocarina with the walkthrough were our gaming moments. My first console was really the Gamecube. I was a PC gamer as well as Dad always had the latest PC. Remember Gateway?? My earliest memories were playing the NES at my Nan's friend's house. The shooting ducks game and eying up her boiled sweets. That's not a euphemism for her fanny.

[@SwitchUpYt]

Man, the Barcode Battler. I haven't given that a thought in a long time! Glen

[@petertaylorarts]

It was so shit. Especially getting it so many years after the fact! @@SwitchUpYt

[@jailenescameraroyalty2773]

I definitely loved listening to all the suggestions. Ive been searching for new games but I heard a new switch is coming out. So im not sure if i should wait till then.

[@James-gj8rn]

I want to love Super Metroid and i do but i never managed to finish the game because of Phantoon (i can't figure out how to avoid the projectiles) if i can figure out how to get past it, it might become one of my favourite games of all time but that boss breaks me)

[@fydiousmckormick]

Nes earthbound beginnings. Snes yoshi’s island, n64 yoshi’s story, i didn’t play much og gameboy. Gba fire emblem.

[@joe_higachi]

Can’t put goldeneye until they fix the controls

[@bkillinm]

You two should give the game Sword Ship a try it’s kind of like an arcade shoot ‘em up style don’t know why I choose this video to comment this but it’s addicting hahah

[@SwitchUpYt]

Will have to check it out haha

[@UndeadEggmiester]

Picking one feels wrong but I'll pkay this game. Nes- crystal's Snes- breath of fire 2 N64 I was never a fan of the n64 so sin and punishment Gb doesn't have a lot of choices yet but gargoyles quest Gba has the lowest selection but kuru kuru kuruin.

[@MJGxo]

Golden eye wii was the best version

[@pauleypauley]

It drives me nuts I can’t make it full screen

[@theMeshtar]

How about a review of trpg Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark ? Mark, will you be the arbiter of this work? I'll see myself out 😅😅😅

[@mathi2107]

I would Like to have more Videos about NSO.

[@ashzerodude]

It's such a miss that you can't play any of these offline.