Nintendo Switch Online Service press release

Nintendo Switch Online Service press release

This entails a press release provided by Nintendo for the Nintendo Switch Online Service, but does it hold new information?

Nintendo’s upcoming Nintendo Switch Online Service is an affordable, multi-featured paid service that lets users enjoy online play for compatible Nintendo Switch games.
But also access a growing library of classic NES games with added online functionality, back up save data for most games, and use additional features for the Nintendo Switch Online smartphone app that will enhance the online experience for compatible games.

Launching second half of September

When Nintendo Switch Online launches in the second half of September, members will have access to:
Online play in games like Splatoon 2, ARMS, Mario Kart 8 Deluxe and Mario Tennis Aces.

Nintendo Entertainment System – Nintendo Switch Online, a selection of classic NES games, like Super Mario Bros. 3, The Legend of Zelda and Dr. Mario with newly added online play.

Save Data Cloud backup, which lets you save your game data online for easy access in compatible games. This makes it easy to retrieve your game data if you lose your system or start using a new one.

Plus, enhance your online experience with features available through the Nintendo Switch smartphone app and receive special offers.

Nintendo Switch owners will NOT be automatically charged when the service launches in the second half of September.

For more information about Nintendo Switch Online, please visit the official Nintendo Switch Online website located here; https://www.nintendo.nl/Nintendo-Switch/Nintendo-Switch-Online/Nintendo-Switch-Online-1183143.html . More details, including the exact launch date, will be announced closer to launch.

New information?

Well no in all fairness we don’t see that much new information from the above press release. As we already nearing the second half of August, and thus are only one month away for the launch of Nintendo Switch Online Service we would have expected more details than this. Of course this could all just be leading up to an impromptu Nintendo Direct dedicated to Nintendo Switch Online Service, but nothing has been announced yet.