Exciting News for Nintendo Fans

Nintendo has recently expanded its Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack lineup with the addition of Wario World, a beloved title from the GameCube era. This comes shortly after the announcement of classic titles like Rayman 2: The Great Escape and Tonic Trouble joining the Nintendo 64 library.

About Wario World

Originally released in 2003 by the esteemed Japanese development team Treasure, known for classics such as Gunstar Heroes and Sin and Punishment, Wario World marks Wario’s first and only venture into the 3D platforming genre.

“Embark on a garlic-fueled rampage in Wario World, where your mission centers around avenging a powerful cursed black jewel that has ransacked Wario’s castle and stolen his treasure. Engage in epic battles, collect coins and treasures, and rescue Spritelings trapped in boxes across four exciting stages. Wario employs powerful moves like Wild Swing-Ding and Piledriver, not just to defeat enemies but to clear obstruction traps along the way.”

Availability and Reception

This week, Japan has also welcomed Wario World to its Nintendo Switch Online offering. Fans can find exciting screenshots and information on Nintendo’s Japanese website, showcasing the game’s vibrant graphics and engaging gameplay.

Expanding the Treasure Collection

Treasure celebrates the moment as six of its titles now grace the Nintendo Switch Online service. Alongside Wario World, fans can access Sin & Punishment and Gunstar Heroes, while the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis app includes gems like Dynamite Headdy, Light Crusader, and Alien Soldier.

Recent Additions to the Nintendo Classics

Since launching the GameCube ‘Nintendo Classics’ service in June, Nintendo has introduced other beloved titles including Super Mario Strikers, Luigi’s Mansion, and Chibi-Robo. These games complement fan favorites like F-Zero GX, SoulCalibur II, and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker.

What’s Next for Nintendo Fans?

Nintendo has hinted at an exciting roster of upcoming titles for the service, with fan-favorite games like Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance and Pokémon Colosseum on the horizon. The anticipation among gamers is at an all-time high as they eagerly await what Nintendo has in store.

Join the Conversation

Are you excited to revisit Wario World on the Nintendo Switch? Did you enjoy this classic during its initial release on the GameCube? We’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments below!