Now, subscribers to Nintendo Switch Online can play Fighter’s History, Kirby’s Avalanche, and Daiva Story 6: Imperial of Nirsarti. Keep in mind that Kirby’s Super Star Stacker is now being sold in Japan.
The new games for the SNES are Kirby’s Avalanche and Fighter’s History. Imperial of Nirsartia is the only game for the NES.
Kirby’s Avalanche
In this fast-paced puzzle game, everyone’s favorite round, pink hero takes a break from eating his enemies to put your brain to work.
Brightly colored blobs and boulders are the main parts of the game. When the right number of matching blobs are stacked, they explode and drop boulders on the field of play of your opponent. Keep going until your screen is clean and you can move on. But be careful! The further you go, the faster the blobs fall and the smarter your opponents get. Can you help Kirby become the king of avalanches?
Fighter’s History
In this fighting game for the Super NES system, which came out in 1994, top fighters from all over the world have come together for a single competition.
When you’re in a fight, you’ll want to take advantage of each of your opponents’ weak spots. If you hit your opponent where they are weak, you will do damage and temporarily stun them. At any time, the tide of battle can change.
DAIVA STORY 6 IMPERIAL OF NIRSARTIA
This game was first released in Japan in 1986 for the Famicom system. It has three different parts: a strategic simulation, fleet battles on the star side, and action-packed battles on the planet side. The goal is to find and take control of each of the 14 enemy planets that are spread out across the map. Vlitra is a kind of artificial organism that looks like a huge black dragon and is always working to spread through the stars. To do this, it wants to turn a new world into a place where more creatures like itself can be born. Once the new Vlitra planet is finished, the creatures will move on to your home star system, and the game will be over. Can you make sure this doesn’t happen?
