This latest update adds a lot of variety to Nintendo Switch Online's Genesis catalog. One of the more interesting additions this time around is Thunder Force II , a classic scrolling space shooter that hasn't been re-released in the U. Moreover, online play has been added to these classic titles, meaning couch co-op is no longer required to jam or beat 'em up with friends. All five titles are available now so long as you have the expansion.
Ryan O'Rourke is a gaming news writer for Collider and lifelong gamer. A diehard Cubs fan, he contributes to a FanSided blog on the side and can be found glued to a baseball game or his Switch during his spare time. None are total garbage filler. Want more good news? These games work with two Joy-Cons, so the many multiplayer-enabled games can be played on the go.
Golden Axe, Streets of Rage, Columns -- yes, it's nice. Joy-Cons can be split into two mini controllers, and I played Golden Axe perfectly with Josh Goldman while kickstanding the Switch on my desktop.
So far, games look like they're playing perfectly, too, with audio and frame rate seeming spot-on. The emulation system also allows some added controls and tricks, from adding scan lines for retro effect to removing the Genesis emulator sprite limit whatever that does.
Online multiplayer is available, too. There are game saves and rewinds. It's a complete package. Here's the sad news: There are some key games missing. Ecco the Dolphin and its sequel aren't here. A few Sonic games are absent. But the games that are here are… plentiful.
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