Apparently, Nintendo has plans to add titles from the Game Boy and Game Boy Color handheld consoles to the Nintendo Switch Online service, a service similar to PS Plus and Xbox Game Pass. The information came through reliable sources on the Eurogamer website, where it is said that the information that had initially emerged earlier in the week through a podcast was confirmed.
Initially, the subject of the coming of several portable games for the Nintendo Switch subscription came up through the Nate the Hate podcast. Soon after, the nintendolife website corroborated the information and stated that it was true according to reliable sources that the team has contact with.
Currently, the Nintendo Switch Online game library has 80 classic NES games (Nintendinho) and 50 SNES games (Super Nintendo). We already have many great titles from the time of each of the consoles in it, but the fans always yearn for more.
Nintendo Switch Online is already on its third anniversary
In September of this year, the Nintendo Switch Online service is turning 3 years old. Originally released in 2018, it came up with a small collection of NES console titles (Nintendinho). A year later, the subscription won SNES (Super Nintendo) games.
Nintendo completes Donkey Kong Country trilogy on Switch Online in DecemberGame Boy is the third best-selling console in history
Released in April 1989 in Japan and three months later in North America, the Game Boy was the first handheld console in the Game Boy family. It came with a monochromatic green matrix screen that, despite not being easy to see clearly in direct sunlight, had excellent games. 118,69 million units of the handheld console were sold.
Launch and availability
According to leakers (people who reveal information before official announcements), the Game Boy and Game Boy Color games are expected to arrive on Nintendo Switch Online in "the near future".
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