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Nintendo fans go wild as two popular classics are added to Switch at no extra cost
Two more games will be added to players' libraries at no extra cost
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Every now and then Nintendo adds more games to its services, giving you more titles at no extra cost.
Nintendo recently added two classic N64 games to Nintendo Switch Online, and fans are loving it.
The N64 library is part of the more expensive Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack, which costs £34.99 / $49.99 for a year.
If you sign up you’ll gain access to Nintendo Switch Online’s library of over 200 classic games that you can play.
The first game that has been added to the Nintendo Switch library is Extreme-G, a futuristic racing game originally released in 1997.
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It has an impressive 82 rating on review aggregate site Metacritic, with critics loving the sense of speed the bikes give off.
Many compared it to other popular racing games like Wave Racer 64, and F-Zero.
The next game up for grabs is another racing title, Iggy’s Reckin’ Balls, which was originally released in 1998.
However, unlike a traditional racing game, you will overcome hurdles as you climb up the tower and race to the top.
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It includes systems like grapple hooks to make your way up through the levels.
You can grab both of these games via the N64 app, which is free to download from the Nintendo Store directly on your console.
If you want to play these games, you will first need to download the app and then select the game you want to play.
An active Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscription is required to launch the N64 app.
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