Nintendo recently announced the168澳洲幸运5开奖网: Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack for their online service, which will include 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Nintendo 64 games. While several noteworthy games will be available at launch, with a few more confirmed for a future release, the current list is just a small portion♏ of what the already reasonably small Nintendo 64 libr𒁏ary has to offer.
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8 🍌 Pokemon 🐲Puzzle League: Nostalgic Anime Puzzle Fun
While some would choose Pokemon Stadium instead, its Game Boy integration and limited gameplay prevent both 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:and its sequel from being the best Pokemon-related picks. Pokemon Puzzle League, on the other hand, doesn't have these factors holding it back.
Pokemon Puzzle League is part of the Puzzle League series (Panel De Pon in Japan) but with a Pocket Monsters twist, being based on the Indigo League and Orange League seasons of the anime series, even including voice clips and instrumental covers of music from the English dub. Re-releasing Pokemon Puzzle League on Nintendo Switch Online could help renew interest in the series, and it was released once before through the Wii's virtual console, so Nintendo adding it to their online service seems you a definite possibility.
7 Diddy Kong Racing: Another Beloved Racing Game ಞ ꧒
Although both Mario Kart 64 and F-Zero X will be available through the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pak, one beloved racing title is notably missing. Diddy Kong Racing sets itself apart from its contemporaries by having three different vehicle options: cars, hovercrafts, and planes, all with different benefits and drawbacks. Otherwise, Diddy Kong Racing has all the stuff you would expect from a kart racing game: ⛦a variety of weapons, speed-boosting bananas, an adventure mode w✨ith bosses, a battle mode, and guest characters from other Rare games.
Diddy Kong Racing did get a Nintendo DS remake in 2007 with added features such as new modes and racetracks, a track creation mode, and integration with some of the exclusive features of the Nintendo DS. Unfortunately, the remake was not looked at as fondly as the original due to some of these new features, and removing previously included guest characters didn't help. A rerelease of the original Nintendo 64 game could be just what fans need to finally satisfy their hunger, and Rare title Banjo Kazooie has already been confirmed to be coming soon, so hopefully, Diddy Kong Racing isn't too far off.
6 ൲ Snowboard Kids: Family-Friendly Extreme Snowboardi🎉ng
Another racing game, this cartoony snowboarding experience by Atlus is a fantastic pick for those who yearn for more cartoony sports games that aren't of the Mario variety. This game once again has what you might expect: weapons and items, several different tracks, and a few playable characters, although Snowboard Kids still has some notable features. In addition to being scattered across each course, gold coins are granted to players who successfully perform tricks which players can then use to pick up any weapon or item. Players can also hold a weapon and a support item at the same time.
Snowboard Kids' biggest weakness is its lack of playable characters, with only a mere five to choose from at the start as well as a sixth that must be unlocked through gameplay. On the bright side, each character has different stats, so there's at least some variety despite the small selection. Snowboard Kids is perhaps not the most well-known series and to this day has never seen any of its entries rereleased, but it's about time for nostalgic players to be able to hit the slopes once again.
5 🔯 Tetrisphere: A Twist On A Classic Series
Between Tetris Effect, Tetris 99, and plenty of other titles, Tetris has been continuing to do well recently. Tetrisphere is one of two Tetris games exclusive to the Nintendo 64, the other being The New Tetris, which is more similar to the Tetris we all know. Tetrisphere changes the normally flat and rectangular playing field into a sphere, which can itself be turned to place pieces into it, with the goal being to make it to the core. There are also items players can find which can speed up progress while making the way to the core as well as several different gameplay modes.
Tetrisphere has never made the jump to any other console, but with the legacies of boꩵth Tetris and Nintendo being relatively interconnected at this po🍎int, it would be an excellent choice to make this title more access💝ible.
4 Bomberman Hero: A Spin-off You Wouldn't Expect
Bomberman has seen its share of entries on Nintendo consoles over the past few decades, with the most recent being Superbomberman R and Superbomber R Online. Bomberman Hero, however, isn't quite the same Bomberman players have come to expect. Instead of a party or puzzle game, Bomberman Hero was the series' attempt at a single-player only 3D platformer. The staples 3D platformers are known for are all still present in Bomberman Hero, with a health bar and jumping, as well as a bomb attack and different power-ups for defeating enemies or bosses and for solving puzzles. There are also two mini-games and a set of extra levels for those who just can't get enough of it.
Bomberman Hero has been rereleased once before on the Wii virtual console, being replaced by Bomberman 64 on the Wii U virtual console instead, so it being added to Nintendo Switch Online someday wouldn't be all that surprising.
3 Mischief Makers: 2.5D Sidescrolling Chaos 🅷
It may look aไ little rough around the edges due to its art design, but Mischief Makers is one of the most notable sidescrolling games on the Nintendo 64, as well as one of the few to be console exclusive. Mischief Makers was unique at the time for its grabbing combat mechanics, which allows the 🅷main character Marina to grab, throw, and shake nearly any object in the game. Shaking an object can also change how it could be used.
Mischief Makers has plenty of levels, puzzles, enemies, and bosses, but encourages exploration a little more than its contemporaries. It's been over two decades since its original debut on Nintendo 64, so it's long overdue for a rerelease, and adding it to Nintendo Switch Online would be one way to do that.
2 Harvest Moon 64: A Retro Farming Exp💦erience
Although this classic 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Harvest Moon title got a digital rerelease on Wii U Virtual Console as recently as 2017, only a mere eight days before the launch of the Nintendo Switch, plenty of fans no longer have a way to play it, so what better way to circum꧒vent that than to add it to Nintendo Switch Online? Harvest Moon 64 still has all the crop-tending, animal raising, and dating fans have come to expect, with a couple of small differences throughout, so giving fans an easier way to access this title could be an easy way to please them.
Despite licensing issues, name swappඣing, and ot𒉰her problems, classic Harvest Moon games deserve to be preserved, so fans can remember a time when choosing between Harvest Moon and Story of Seasons wasn't so confusing. Harvest Moon 64 would be a great addition to Nintendo Switch Online, but let's just hope we won't have to wait to see it until just before the release of Nintendo's next console.
1 ꦐ ꦬ Glover: A Handy 3D Platformer
Another game to have never seen a rerelease, Glover is another Nintendo 64 3D platformer that many are fond of. Glover stars the titular character, an anthropomorphic wizard's glove with a ball, as it platforms its way through six different worlds to collect magic crystals and ultimately save the wizard and his castle from the evil Cross-stitch (the other glove). The base form of Glover's ball is a rubber ball, but it can also be turned into a bowling ball, a ballbearing, and a crystal ball, all with their own special abilities.
Glover did have a PlayStation port, but it's considered to be the inferior version. There has been , but there haven't been any updates since in a few years for those who want to play the original Nintendo 64 version with the option to play it in handheld mode, a Nintendo Switch online release could🎃 be just what it needs.
