It is possible to hack the NES emulator on Switch to play custom games online.
We knew it was only a matter of time before The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask showed up on the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack service this month, and Nintendo has finally locked in a date.
In an update on social media - Nintendo has confirmed the moon will come crashing down next week on 25th February.
WePC predicts which characters might be added to the next Smash DLC which will be announced during today's Nintendo Direct event.
N4G takes ages posting Nintendo news. And these predictions just awkwardly get approved after the Direct is over.
Nintendo’s network services are currently down across the globe, likely due to increased demand as people stay at home in a bid to check the spread of the coronavirus pandemic.
Live had issues these past days and now Nintendo? I hope PSN doesn't follow suit, especially these days that everyone is home playing...
What? I've been playing Pokemon Shield all morning online with zero issues.
The fact you're claiming to have no issues playing that game online shows that you aren't being honest, we all know how well that games online works.
Just fine outside of missing raids before they start and wishing the "load new stamps" refreshed quicker online issues are very rare. But much like the virus, let's over exaggerate because that's been working out well.../s
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Why are we just seeing Nes games if they can also release a "basic emulator" for Super Nintendo and N64?? Typical Nintendo. Slowly reeling us in on their time. Luckily for me I game on multiple platforms.
minimum effort, maximum profit. just like CoD
This is a non issue and some idiot wants to be mad for no reason. So they reuse the emu from the NES classic? So what? It works and be no point to make a new one for this service. It's a good one. It would only be an issue if it was a bad emulator like SEGA and Atgames which they are dropping thankfully.