That’s still cheaper than what Xbox and PlayStation players pay annually for online gaming, although the Switch’s online infrastructure isn’t nearly as feature-rich or efficient as those services. The new plan is $50 a year, and doesn’t have a monthly option.
The new Expansion Pack add-on more than doubles that price-and it’s the only way to get those Nintendo 64 and Genesis games. Since it launched Nintendo Switch Online has cost $4 a month or $20 for a year, which is significantly cheaper than online subscriptions for other consoles, and not a bad deal for a growing library of old games that were being sold by Nintendo for $5 a piece through the Virtual Console as recently as a few years ago. This is a beefed-up version of the Switch’s online subscription plan, which not only lets people play against each other online, but also grants access to dozens of classic NES and SNES games, as well as new competitive games like Tetris 99 and Pac-Man 99. Nine Nintendo 64 games and 14 Sega Genesis games are now available on the Switch as part of the absurdly named Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack membership. This DirectX 12 version of Super Mario 64 comes only a few weeks after a rumors of the game’s Switch port, which is reportedly coming later this year, alongside other Mario games like Super Mario Galaxy.Nintendo fans have been waiting for Nintendo 64 games to hit the Switch ever since the console-handheld hybrid came out, and they’ve finally gotten their wish-only in that monkey’s paw kind of way.
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While it’s not confirmed, it’s speculated this new port is a result of the decompiled Super Mario 64 source code that leaked last year.
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While Nintendo will surely hunt down download links to the game, the sudden release gives players a short window to find the game and download it before it goes away - which is why fans are trying to protect the new PC port by not sharing it on public forums. Instead of announcing DX12 Super Mario 64 and putting out a single level, the creator dumped the entire game online over the weekend with little fanfare. “They actually did it the right way,” wrote Reddit user Jadentheman, in response to the fully released project. The port can be difficult if you don’t know where to look - even most Reddit comment threads won’t link the game. Unlike other fan-made ports and homebrew games based on Nintendo properties, the Super Mario 64 PC port dropped without advance notice. This version of the game is not emulated, and has built-in controller support, including the ability to use analog sticks to move the camera. It looks like the Super Mario 64 you remember, not the one that actually existed on your Nintendo 64. But a new port of the game has mysteriously popped up online: a fully functional, native 4K version of the game for PC, powered by DirectX 12.Ī YouTube channel called Unreal (no relation to Epic Games’ property of the same name) posted a 12-minute gameplay video of the new port, which was spotted by VGC. Players have been emulating and modding Super Mario 64 for years now.
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