Nintendo announced another drop of free Super Nintendo Entertainment System games for Nintendo Switch Online subscribers this week. Just as we’ve seen from previous announcements, the announcement and game releases happened at the same time as a welcome surprise for subscribers and Kirby fans in particular. Those games in question are Kirby Superstar, Kirby’s Dreamland 3, And the Kirby’s dream cycleAnd you can play it now as long as you have an active Nintendo Switch Online subscription.
The three Kirby games from the SNES era have been confirmed to appear on Nintendo Switch Online in an announcement shared by Nintendo on Thursday. In case those names don’t ring considering how old the games are now and the number of Kirby games that Nintendo has released over the years, maybe the square artwork of the games below will spark your nostalgia.
Nintendo has also confirmed that the secret modes for all of these games are open from the start, so there’s no need to search for old wikis or forums to learn more about the games’ secrets.
three #Superness Addresses directly to #NintendoSwitchOnline Individuals!# Kirby Superstar
Meta Knight revenge!Kirby Dreamland 3
Adjust the difficulty on Easy Breezy!Kirby’s dream cycle
Dance with Kirby!All secret modes are unlocked in these special editions of the games. pic.twitter.com/sTNi8FML21
– Nintendo America June 10, 2022
With these old games now being added to the Nintendo Switch Online, Kirby fans continue to win after other recent releases and additions have given them more play. Back in March, Nintendo Switch owners were treated to an all-new Kirby game with the release of Kirby and the Forgotten Land, a game that evolved again on the simple formula that Kirby is so proud of. Our review praised the game’s unique twists while still maintaining the oomph that Kirby fans have been looking for in a new game.
In addition to that new game, fans also got an old Kirby game with a Kirby 64: Crystal ShardsAlthough that was only available to those who had the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack and had some pretty terrible issues when it was released. Nintendo ended up solving these issues, however, and things are a lot smoother now for Kirby fans new and old.
Nintendo Switch Online’s Kirby games from SNES are now available for subscribers to try or revisit.
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