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Nintendo Switch Online saw a big upgrade this week in the form of its new Expansion Pass tier. The main draw right now is the addition of N64 and SEGA Genesis games. Next week, those that have Animal Crossing: New Horizons will also be able to access the new Happy Home Paradise DLC while their subscription is active. All bonuses from the standard Nintendo Switch Online subscription like SNES and NES titles are also included.

Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pass isn’t exactly cheap at $50 a year for an individual membership, and some don’t feel that the price hike is worth it. Additionally, there’s been a mixed reception to how N64 games are functioning. At the same time, some people are happy with the service so far.

So how are you feeling about Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pass? Did you subscribe to the service this week? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.

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The Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack service has been a popular topic concerning Nintendo recently. The way in which the company handled the addition of new features to its online plan was received with a lot of feedback and a good amount of criticism. Initially the biggest problem was pricing, but now after this week’s launch that happened on October 25, some fans are complaining about a number of elements pertaining to the quality of the service, including emulation and online stability.

For today’s video, I decided to record a video not alone, but with my colleague and reviewer here on Nintendo Everything, Dennis. We discussed some interesting points from this whole situation in our lengthy video – I hope that you guys enjoy it. Check out the full talk below.

Hermitage: Strange Case Files gameplay

Hermitage: Strange Case Files made it to Switch this week, and we now have gameplay. This new video shows off a half hour of footage from the paranormal horror adventure title.

Learn more about Hermitage: Strange Case Files with the following overview:

The Good Life review

System: Switch
Release date: October 15, 2021
Developer: White Owls
Publisher: Playism

Journalist Naomi Hayward’s life has been consumed by enormous debt. The Morning Bell, the newspaper that she works for, has a unique way of settling things – that being to send her abroad to uncover the mystery of the “Happiest Town in the World,” Rainy Woods. Naomi is not too keen on the idea of moving to such a small sleepy village, and she makes that displeasure known upon her arrival, but work is work, and in order to keep her stomach full she’ll need to adapt to her new environment and learn to get along with her new neighbors. Though warned to spend her first night indoors, Naomi doesn’t heed the warning and instead stumbles into quite the scene: all the residents of Rainy Woods have turned into cats and dogs with the arrival of nightfall, but that’s not the main focus of this adventure. Instead, soon after our arrival, there is a strange death in Rainy Woods. This mystery becomes the central point in the plot for The Good Life, and we will be diving in to take a look what this venture has to offer.

Super Sami Roll Switch

Back in August, publisher X Plus and developer Sonzai Games announced that the 3D platformer Super Sami Roll would be heading to Switch. The title is now just a few days away. According to an eShop listing, you’ll be able to pick it up next week.

Super Sami Roll does have a story, and it begins with the wicked Albert VII kidnapping Sami’s friend Vera. To save her, players will need to explore the game’s colorful 3D world and uncover secrets by rolling, grappling, and jumping. Various locations are included such as green fields, deserts pyramids, oozing volcanoes, frigid ice lands, and more.

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This week’s Switch eShop charts are as follows:

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NIS America has kicked off a new Fall 2021 sale on the Switch eShop. Eligible games include La Mulana 1 & 2, Labyrinth of Refrain: Coven of Dusk, Langrisser I & II, The Alliance Alive HD Remastered, The Caligula Effect: Overdose, The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel III, The Silver Case 2425, Ys VIII, and many others.

Below is the full lineup:

Pixel Heroes: Mega Byte & Magic

Publisher Headup Games and developer The Bitfather have announced that Pixel Heroes: Mega Byte & Magic, a roguelike/RPG, is coming to Switch. A release is planned for November 5.

The game “transports you back to the 80s to deliver an old-school experience that draws on elements of the RPG and roguelike genres.” It comes with 33 hero classes to unlock, with each one having their own individual skills and attributes. Also included are four unlockable campaigns that have their own final dungeon and boss. As far as weapons go, there are many procedurally generated axes, spears, spells, crossbows, and more.

Kathy Rain Director's Cut trailer

A new trailer has come in for Kathy Rain: Director’s Cut. The point-and-click detective mystery title has just come to Switch.

For more on Kathy Rain: Director’s Cut, read the following overview:

A new piece of downloadable content is arriving today for Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity. The new DLC, Guardian of Remembrance, brings in Purah and Robbie as playable warriors with new abilities, along with some new levels, stories, enemies, and other features. Check out the launch trailer for the new content below the break.


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