Nintendo continues to bolster its legacy Switch Online library, and today it has added three more titles to the Super Nintendo collection.
This lineup is a bit different as it includes a few Japan-only Super Famicom releases. This includes Wrecking Crew '98 – A sequel to the original NES game, and Sunsoft's 1994 fighting film spin-off Hebereke Hiberiki is amazing. And last but not least is IREM's Super R-Type, which debuted on the Super Nintendo in 1991.
Here's some info on the latest releases for the Switch Online Super Nintendo library:
Wrecking Crew '98 – Mario picks him up Wrecking crew Use the hammer in this exciting puzzle game that was previously only available in Japan. In this game you can play either the original version Wrecking crew Or updated Wrecking Crew '98Each version features its own challenges through which the puzzle must be solved. Destroy your way through 100 stages as Mario Wrecking crew Dodge enemies while knocking down walls and ladders. Then smash the competition in Wrecking Crew '98 By destroying and arranging the panels to line up matching colors. Clear four or more boards at once to launch an attack on your opponent – the more boards you clear, the stronger your attack becomes! Do you have what it takes to drop the hammer and claim victory?
Hiberiki is amazing – Developed by SUNSOFT and originally released for the Super Famicom system in 1994, Hiberiki is amazing About to make its US debut! Engage in sweet and chaotic battles in single player mode or with up to four players** in VS mode. situation. Choose your character, then battle through stages filled with items and traps to take advantage of (or fall victim to)! Unleash your character's special attack and try to be the last one standing.
Super R Type – The galactic battle begins! The evil BYDO empire of mutant aliens is back and is ready to launch a new attack on Earth. Only the revolutionary R-9, the most advanced form of defense on the planet, stands between him and certain doom. Fight through seven challenging stages against enemies with advanced firepower – picking up power-up items as you go – before facing powerful level bosses. You'll need lightning reflexes and a heavy dose of cosmic luck to stay strong. Fortunately, there are several difficulty options available to fine-tune the experience, from NOVICE to the ultimate challenge of PRO mode. “R” Are you ready to battle across the vast frontiers of space?
Japan's lineup this week is also a little different. Along with Wrecking Crew '98 and Super R-Type, it received Battletoads in Battlemaniacs (already available locally for Switch Online) and the Eiji Aonuma-directed title in 1996. Cool: Mohitotsu no Takarajima (Awesome: another treasure island).
This was the first Zelda title producer ever directed a game. It is inspired by A Link to the Past and also runs on the same game engine. You can check it out in the screenshots below. To play this game, you will need to download the Japan Super Famicom app.
“Writer. Friendly troublemaker. Lifelong food junkie. Professional beer evangelist.”