Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble brings its heavy motion-control gameplay to Nintendo Switch as part of the latest retro game additions to Nintendo Switch Online. With the system (or even a Pro controller), players can roll the pink puffball around stages in the Game Boy Color classic.
But a new Kirby game isn't the only big name now available on Nintendo Switch Online. Harvest Moon for SNES has also arrived on the subscription service. Players oversee a farm in the game, growing crops and raising livestock. You can also interact with other townspeople. The series served as an inspiration for Stardew Valley.
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The other two new games are Mystery Tower on NES and Blaster Master: Enemy Below on Game Boy. Last month, Nintendo brought a trio of Super Mario Advance titles to Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pass, the premium tier of the subscription service. All four of these newly announced games are part of the basic tier, which costs $20 yearly.
The Game Boy library came to Nintendo Switch Online earlier this year in February. Kirby's Dream Land was one of the first titles, with Kirby's Dream Land 2 joining the subscription service a month later.
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