Pokémon Day Is The Perfect Opportunity For Nintendo To Surprise Us All With A Re-Release
Pokémon Day is the anniversary of the inception of celebrated on February 27 every year. Thanks to 'ssuccess and popularity, it has become a global phenomenon with fans all over the world. The day marks the release of the first-ever games,, in Japan in 1996, which would later lead to in the West in 1998. Pokémon Day is usually filled with exciting news and events for fans, including a Pokémon Presents,which announces any news or updates about the franchise. This could be updates to current games, upcoming games, or even surprise releases.
helped launch a global sensation, turning into one of the most beloved franchises in gaming history. This year, Nintendo has the perfect chance to surprise fans with a special treat:a re-release of . This would not only celebrate the history of but also bring back a lot of great memories for fans, both old and new.
It's happened before; were re-released on the 3DS during their 20th anniversary. It was a huge success then and would be a huge success now, as Nintendo Switch Online is the perfect home for classic games. Nintendo Switch Online is already home to many must-play classic games, from, to and Since were already re-released on the 3DS, porting them to the Nintendo Switch Online platform would be a simple process.
Nintendo has done a great job of bringing retro games to the Switch, like NES and SNES titles. Adding to the mix would be a natural next step, making it easier for both new and old players to experience these games, andthe portability of the Nintendo Switch makes it ideal for playing these games, just like the original Game Boy. There are already rumors of a coming to Nintendo Switch Online, so it's hopeful that we'll see and other classic games on the Nintendo Switch soon. Hopefully, this will be confirmed at the upcoming .
If re-releases were to come via Nintendo Switch Online, any subscriber would have access to Game Boy games like, but any originally released for the Game Boy Advance, like, would require an NSO
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