Switch has become an undeniable success story for Nintendo. In his latest profit report, Nintendo revealed that he had sold 89 million replace consoles since the launch of 2017. To place it in context, Nintendo sold around 13.5 million Wii U consoles in seven years. The switch will drop as one of the most successful Nintendo consoles. But still has a part of the problem. Even after a long time, the switch still only played a handful of classic titles. Online Membership Switch will give you access to more than 100 NES and SNES GAMES. Meanwhile, all the old Nintendo school consoles are lost, but according to rumors, the Boy Games game might immediately switch.
In a recent episode of his “Nate The Hate” podcast, Insider Natedrake people suggested that Nintendo would add the first batch of Boy Game and Boy Color Game to Nintendo Switch online in the coming weeks. You can listen to the full episode of podcasts in the video below:
Is the Boy Games game that comes to Nintendo Switch?
Back in 2019, a group of data miners found four types of emulators when digging the code on the switch. Kachikachi is associated with NES, and Cano is associated with SNES, but there are two emulators that are not used too. Nintendo called one Hiyoko and another number.
Two years later, another emulator was still not used, but it might not be a longer case. Natedrake believes that Nintendo will use one of these emulators for Game Boy and Game Boy Color games. If Hiyoko is for boys’ games, counts can be for Boy Advance or N64 games.
Single conversations on podcasts are not especially convincing evidence, but there are more. Shortly after Nate published the episode, Nintendo Life distributed his own report that made the leak. The source tells Nintendo Life that Boy game and Game Boy Color might come to the online Nintendo Switch service “soon.” Unfortunately, they don’t offer further details.
We remain confused about Nintendo’s reluctance to give us access to the classic game. Even if Nintendo decided to sell it for $ 5 or $ 10 POP on Eshop, fans would rush to buy it. Instead, we get a drops feed approach that includes sporadic additions with online switch services and occasional remaster such as Skyward Sword HD or Advance Wars 1 + 2. Maybe Nintendo has something much more substantial in work, but in the meantime, it will be extraordinary to play Pokemon Red and Super Mario Land On Switch.
