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Super Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online is now live on Switch. The same goes for the Super Famicom version in Japan.

Starting today, Switch owners with a membership can download the following games:

GameSpot has provided some footage of the newly-released Switch port of Deadly Premonition Origins. Get a look at the gameplay below.

Following up on yesterday’s feature in the Nintendo Direct, Codemasters and Feral Interactive have shared a new trailer for GRID Autosport. Check it out below.

Pig Eat Ball

Mommy’s Best Games has issued a new trailer for Pig Eat Ball, which hits Switch next month via the eShop. Watch it below.

Yesterday, Divinity: Original Sin 2 – Definitive Edition saw a surprise release on the Switch eShop. Have a look at some footage below.

Yesterday, Nintendo made the long-awaited announcement that SNES games are coming to Nintendo Switch Online. It will have a number of features, some of which were outlined yesterday. There’s online multiplayer, the ability to save at any point, a rewind function, and new sorting options.

Those sorting options have now been detailed on Nintendo’s Japanese website. On the menu, you can change the order freely. You can sort titles in alphabetical order, by release date, play time, favorites, and recently played.

These sorting options aren’t limited to SNES games, as Nintendo has confirmed the same sorting options are being added to NES – Nintendo Switch Online.

Thanks to Jake for the tip.

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A Dark Room

A Dark Room launched on Switch earlier this year, but not without some controversy. Developer Amir Rajan left an Easter egg in the game that allowed players to access a hidden code editor. Rajan’s intent was innocuous, but Nintendo was forced to pull the game from the eShop and publisher Circle Entertainment was upset about the whole situation.

Months later, A Dark Room is available on the eShop once again. The code editor is gone, though the experience appears to be otherwise in tact.

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Developer Frogwares has officially announced that The Sinking City will be hitting Switch on September 12. It will initially be digital-only, though a physical version hasn’t been ruled out entirely.

Communications manager Sergey Oganesyan had this to say about possibly bringing The Sinking City to retail:

Hyperforma, a reinvention of a classic puzzle-based arcade, is out today on Switch. We have the game’s launch trailer below.

Bigben has issued the launch trailer for its racing game WRC 8. Take a look at the video below.


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