Customers commend Nintendo Switch Online's online play, which they find essential for playing games like Super Smash Bros. and Mario Kart online. They also appreciate the value for the price, as the membership includes access to a library of classic NES and SNES games, making it a great deal compared to other online services. Additionally, customers praise the fast delivery of the membership code via email, allowing them to start playing online immediately. However, some customers express disappointment with the limited features offered beyond online play and cloud saves.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
An affordable online service
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Nintendo’s 1 year online service is very affordable at just $20 compared to its competitors.
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Gotta have it to play things online and you get a few extra bonuses with some retro titles. Probably could come with more, but hey, this is nintendo we are talking about here lol.
Affordable w/ access to a library of classic games
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Posted . Owned for 1 month when reviewed.
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Compared to Sony and Microsoft's online services, Nintendo's is definitely the most affordable. Nintendo Online is also required for many of the new multiplayer games. While Nintendo Online isn't quite as robust and fully-featured like Xbox Live and PlayStation Network are, it is nice to be able to play a selection of classic NES and SNES games free of charge during the life of the subscription. Sort of like a very lite version of Xbox's Game Pass.
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This is a no Brainer purchase for anyone with a Nintendo switch console. For Twenty bucks a YEAR you can play online with friends on Mario Kart, Super Smash Brothers, Animal Crossing New Horizons, and etc. You also for that Twenty bucks a year get access to a bunch of NES games and Super Nintendo games as well as Tetris! My only issue is that the online servers could be better and promote more online chat functionality as well as just having dedicated servers when playing with other people. Another gripe is the Friend Code system which is rather annoying to add players but I understand since the console is aimed more at the younger generation. You can however connect it to your Facebook and Twitter accounts and add friends who have also done the same. This is a great option for anyone and at Twenty bucks a year or $1.67 a month this is a No Brainer Purchase.
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At 1/3 the cost of competing online services, Nintendo Online represents a pretty stellar value. Obviously it’s not as fully featured, but it’s a small price to pay for multiplayer with friends and handfuls of classic NES/SNES titles. Not to mention, Tetris 99...
A budget friendly way to retro and multiplayer fun
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Posted . Owned for 2 months when reviewed.
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For just $20 a year, Nintendo Switch Online delivers solid value, granting access to online multiplayer, cloud saves, and a library of classic NES and SNES games. While the online infrastructure isn't perfect and voice chat requires a separate app, it's a must-have for fans of games like Mario Kart 8, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and Splatoon 3. If you love retro gaming and multiplayer fun, this budget-friendly subscription is worth considering.
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Nintendo online is very well priced, but only because it doesn't offer much. You can play online and stream games but you don't ever get to keep the games. It's not anything you own, and the things you can buy exclusively as a member aren't worth it. Nintendo online in general isn't very good either, bad infrastructure.
I would recommend this to a friend
Pros mentioned:
Nes games, Online play, Price
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
NSO is a great value for $20!
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Posted . Owned for 2 months when reviewed.
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Nintendo switch online is a great value at $20, especially when compared to playstation and xbox. Membership allows you to play online, as well as access to NES and Super Nintendo games!
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Absolutely necessary if you like to play online with friends. It also comes with free downloads of Tetris 99 and NES and SNES virtual console titles, which feels like a steal at a $20/year pricetag.
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The digital service of the online play for my switch is AMAZING! I get ALL my childhood games for an affordable price for the entire year!! I’ve purchased this 3 times now! And it never fails to give me the entertainment I wanted or the ease of just putting in a code online for activation!
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While this service is great for cloud saves and online play, I originally ordered it for access to the NES and SNES libraries, which include classics like the Mario games, Punch Out and Super Punch Out, and Breath of Fire. For $20, you gain access to a wide variety of classics for an entire year. It's worth it just for that alone, and it's cheap,