Nintendo Officially Reveals Super Mario Sunshine Switch Online GameCube Release Date, More
Nintendo will expand the GameCube library to 10 games, while Pokémon Colosseum is confirmed without a release date.
- On August 13, Super Mario Sunshine will arrive for Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscribers, bringing the GameCube collection on Switch Online up to 10 games.
- Players return to the tropical Isle Delfino, utilizing the talking water gun FLUDD to solve environmental puzzles in this GameCube title, which remains one of the more controversial entries in the Nintendo franchise.
- Nintendo also confirmed that Colosseum is coming to the library, though it currently lacks a specific release date.
- While Nintendo's tease lacks gameplay footage, other additions to the GameCube library have featured improvements like better resolutions, and the collection remains exclusive to Switch.
- Though Nintendo has historically favored re-releasing titles, some fans prefer a full-on remake; the update also includes the talking flower from Super Mario Wonder.
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Nintendo Switch Online is adding three new games. One of these games is a Nintendo GameCube game. More specifically, the long-awaited Super Mario Sunshine. This addition is coming to the subscription service on August 13. Before this, though, Nintendo Switch Online will be updated with two other games on August 4. And where Super Mario […]
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