The Best Nintendo Direct Stuff and Where to Buy It

Metroid Prime Remastered- $40 Nintendo unveiled a brand-new 40-minute presentation detailing some things we can look forward to in the near future, and in some cases, right away. Here are some of our favorite highlights, as well as their availability dates and locations. Even though it doesn't contain the complete trilogy, it will serve as a fantastic introduction for beginners to the franchise until Metroid Prime 4 is eventually released. This GameCube restoration, which will launch on February 13, is already available for pre-order and can be downloaded from the eShop right now. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1280"] Image credit- Polygon[/caption] Game Boy and Game boy Advance Library-  $50 As a benefit of Nintendo Online, we have gradually gained access to vintage games from previous console generations that can be played directly on our Switches. A selection of Game Boy and Game Boy Advance titles are included in the most recent release. Tetris, Super Mario Land 2—6 Golden Coins, The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening, and other titles are among the Game Boy games. Games like Mario & Luigi: Superstar Sage, Super Mario Circuit, The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap, and many others are available for the Game Boy Advance. The Game Boy Advance library requires the Expansion Pack, while the Game Boy library is included with the normal Nintendo Online subscription. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1920"] Image credit- IGN[/caption] Yoshi's Island has been included in the Mario Kart 8- $50 Deluxe Booster Course Pass, along with the surprising addition of Birdo, a new character. It's absurd that a game that is almost ten years old is getting new DLC characters and levels, but you know what? With this installment, Nintendo absolutely nailed Mario Kart, and I'm not sure how much more the formula can be tweaked. It's free for anyone who has the Expansion Pack for Nintendo Online and should just keep building on it. Also read: New addition at Universal Studios Hollywood will not be able to accommodate all Mario fans