The Nintendo Switch has an impressive amount of first and third-party content after six months on store shelves. It’s pretty surprising, actually. Where the Wii U had month-long software draughts, the Switch has consistently solid first-party releases and a treasure trove of indie titles. Still, there’s one thing that the eShop is missing: Virtual Console.
Available on Xbox, PlayStation, Nintendo Switch and PC, Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord was first released back in the 1980s
Mark Rein, the co-founder of Epic, has already teased some content in the new season. On Tuesday night, he even hinted at a new feature that would completely change the game.
"The Erie-based (Pennsylvania, the US) indie games publisher Whitethorn Games and the UK-based indie games developer TNgineers, are today very happy and excited to announce that they have just released the 4.0 ("A Hive of industry") update for their beekeeping sim game “APICO” (the said update is available right now for PC via Steam and the Nintendo Switch via the Nintendo Eshop)." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
Wii undeniably has the best incarnation of the Virtual Console with Wii U's right behind it.
Nintendo should work to make Switch's incarnation of the service the best one.
Could've sworn Switch itself was a stop gap for Nintendo
Yea instead we have these *ucking mini emulator boxes that sell the *uck out in 2 seconds.
Thanks Nintendo!
I love buying the same 20 year old game for every new platform... amazing that people support nintendo with this crap.