Nintendo Switch Online, Has Rocky Release, of Classic N64 Games.<br />On October 26, Nintendo 64 games became officially playable on Nintendo Switch Online.<br />On October 26, Nintendo 64 games became officially playable on Nintendo Switch Online.<br />On October 26, Nintendo 64 games became officially playable on Nintendo Switch Online.<br />Kotaku reports that those games don't seem to run very well.<br />Almost immediately after releasing, <br />social media started filling up with <br />claims of all kinds of technical shortcomings.<br />Almost immediately after releasing, <br />social media started filling up with <br />claims of all kinds of technical shortcomings.<br />According to Kotaku, the situation calls into <br />question the value of Switch Online’s <br />new premium price tier.<br />In September, Nintendo announced <br />the Expansion Pack for its existing $20 a year <br />Switch Online subscription service.<br />In September, Nintendo announced <br />the Expansion Pack for its existing $20 a year <br />Switch Online subscription service.<br />Those who upgrade to the $50 a year plan get access <br />to nine N64 games, 14 Sega Genesis games and the <br />upcoming 'Happy Home Paradise' DLC for 'New Horizons.'.<br />Those who upgrade to the $50 a year plan get access <br />to nine N64 games, 14 Sega Genesis games and the <br />upcoming 'Happy Home Paradise' DLC for 'New Horizons.'.<br />But complaints have <br />been coming in for highly-anticipated titles <br />like 'Ocarina of Time' and 'Mario Kart 64.' .<br />But complaints have <br />been coming in for highly-anticipated titles <br />like 'Ocarina of Time' and 'Mario Kart 64.' .<br />According to Kotaku, button layouts have presented a another problem for players.<br />The original N64 controller had six buttons on the right side. The Switch controller does not. .<br />The result is reportedly unintuitive controls <br />that players cannot remap. .<br />Kotaku points out that these are all issues <br />that could be resolved, but it remains unclear whether <br />Nintendo will respond to players' complaints. .<br />Kotaku points out that these are all issues <br />that could be resolved, but it remains unclear whether <br />Nintendo will respond to players' complaints.
