Nintendo just now revealed five titles they’ll be adding to the Nintendo Switch Online service next week. Observe that if any of them were noteworthy, we would have put their names in the headline.
Alas, we’re getting down to the crumbs of the SNES library. For a third party to allow their game on this service, it can’t be something that’s valuable enough to sell on its own. Don’t count on a Street Fighter or a Castlevania to show up here. A monkey named Spanky, however — that can be done.
All snickering about the name aside, Spanky’s Quest is not a bad game. Here, I’ll let Jirard tell you about it:
Most of the added SNES games this month are obscure titles from early in the console’s life. Super Baseball Simulator 1000 is here, aka the VidPro card every 90s kid skipped over when they were browsing the Toys R Us video games aisle. This game did not opt for an official MLB license or any pro’s likeness, hence why it can still be shared here (none of Nintendo’s own Griffey...
