US EditionChibi-Robo! Is The Next Classic Game Coming to Nintendo Switch Online's GameCube Library
Chibi-Robo joins four other GameCube classics on Nintendo Switch 2 Online + Expansion Pass, expanding nostalgic offerings for subscribers worldwide, Nintendo confirmed.
- Nintendo announced that the GameCube puzzle-platformer Chibi-Robo! will launch on the Switch Online library on August 21, 2025.
- This release follows the Switch 2’s June launch, which introduced the GameCube Classics to the subscription service with only a few titles available.
- Chibi-Robo! originally debuted in 2006, features a four-inch-tall robot completing household chores to help the Sanderson family find happiness.
- Critics praised the game, with IGN awarding it Editor's Choice and an 8.2/10 score, while Kotaku called it one of the most underrated GameCube games.
- The addition of Chibi-Robo! expands the Switch Online library and may revive interest in this cult classic, available exclusively via subscription.
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