Gameboy And Gameboy Advance Games I Would Love To See On NSO

 With the recent Nintendo Direct there were plenty of announcements that brought tons of hype to the audience, from new games, to returning franchises, to remakes and shadow drops. There was plenty of great things abound and something for everyone. One of my favorite announcements that immediately came into effect was the announcement and release of Gameboy/Gameboy Color games on Nintendo Switch online, and Gameboy Advance games being added as well to those with the expansion pass. 


Gameboy/Gameboy Color

. Pokémon Pinball

.Super Mario Land

.Super Mario Land 3: Super Wario Land

.Super Wario Land 2

.Pokémon Generations One And Two

.Mole Mania

.Kirby Pinball

.Kirby's Dream Land 2

.Mario Golf

.Mario Tennis

My reasoning with some of these games such as Mario Golf, Mario Tennis, and Pokémon Red/Blue/Yellow, as well as Gold/Silver/Crystal is due to some of the games on the expansion pass, that had features with these titles on the Nintendo 64 side of things. Linking the games together for the complete package and content would be simply amazing and I really hope it happens. There are so many fantastic titles on the original Gameboy and Gameboy Color, and I think these titles and more would be great showcases of the console and preserving its legacy.  Now on the Gameboy Advance side of things.

.Pokémon Pinball Advance (Yes Both Are That Good)

.Mario Advance Series

.Donkey Kong Country Advance Series 

.Fire Emblem Sacred Stones

.Kirby Nightmare In Dreamland

.A Link To The Past Advance

.Wario Land 4

.Pokémon Ruby/Saphire/Emerald 


Some of these titles already have versions on the Super Nintendo portion of Nintendo Switch Online, but the different graphics, the voice acting and presentation are reason enough for me to want to see both versions available, perhaps for people who have nostalgia for one version over the other. I also want Link To The Past DX because it has a four swords story mode included and whole other game and I want to play that online with my friends. 

There are so many wonderful titles on the way and already added, I am so thrilled to see this added to NSO.

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