One of only two games in this collection's launch lineup that was not previously available on the Nintendo Switch in some other form. It's a bit feature-poor, but if you just want a standard release of a great puzzle game, this will do the trick nicely. This is a version of the classic match-4 puzzle game Puyo Puyo, and a decent version of it, at that. Like other games in the series though, this one is punishingly difficult. In this game, players are given their choice of four characters with different abilities, which makes for more flexibility. This is the US version of the Sega Genesis entry in the Contra Action-Platformer series. The Castlevania series' Genesis release doesn't have the level of inventiveness or refinement as the SNES entry in the series, but it still has some quality gameplay, with two selectable characters and the ability to use more powerful versions of sub-weapons. out of 14 games, what's still worth playing today, and what isn't? Well, here's a rundown of what I thought of each and every one of these titles: Game In addition, this collection allows players to sort games by title, release date, play time or last date played, or even create a custom order, which is pretty convenient given just how many games are here.
All of the games in this collection have added display options, the ability to rewind or create multiple save states, and the games with multiplayer can now be played both locally and online. This app currently provides access to 14 games. Secondly, this is not a collection you can purchase and own – rather, this is an included perk of the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack subscription, and as such every player who subscribes to that service will have access to this compilation as long as they continue to have that subscription. This is for multiple reasons – firstly, the service is still receiving (presumably sporadic) updates that add more content. You won't find an overall grade at the end telling you what I think of this collection of classic Sega Genesis games ranging from the console's original Japanese release as the Mega Drive in 1988 through to when the console was discontinued in 1999. I'll start by saying that this isn't going to be a normal review. Players: 1-2 Competitive / Co-Op (Local / Online)
Sega Genesis - Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack
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