Nintendo Switch Online Just Got Better - But is It Enough?
Launching not long after the Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch Online has come a long way in recent years. Primarily as a service that provides players access to online features in games, this subscription model follows the same strides as Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus as a requirement for online gaming with friends. That's not all it offers though, giving players access to a wide range of perks for their money.
As players enjoy access to classic games, DLCs and more, Nintendo has progressively padded-out this online service with more and more to enjoy as the years have passed. While still far from competing with other subscription services, the recent addition of Nintendo's new music app shows that the company isn't slowing down with new incentives for players to keep their subscriptions active. But the question remains about whether any of these factors are quite enough to justify a membership for Nintendo Switch Online when better options are out there.
Despite seemingly coming out of left-field, Nintendo's new music app might actually be a big hit for fans. Allowing gamers to listen to their favorite soundtracks on their phones, this exclusive app for Nintendo Switch Online members could be very popular. Giving players the ability to stream or download Nintendo soundtracks, create and share playlists and browse music in different categories, there's a lot more depth than meets the eye.
With soundtracks from franchises like,, and, there's a lot on offer for players of all kinds. Extra features like extending tracks for up to 60 minutes, or hiding soundtracks that might give away the big ending or surprise boss also make it a great way to enjoy Nintendo's best tunes. The only real downside of this collection comes in Nintendo's avoidance of more popular streaming services like Spotify or Apple Music, making it more awkward to enjoy with listener's other favorite songs.
Nintendo Switch Online doesn't quite compare to the offerings that subscription services
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