Mario and Donkey Kong are here
Nintendo has announced two more Game Boy titles for the Switch Online service this week and they’re available right now.
First up we have the 1994 title Donkey Kong and along with this is the 1995 puzzle game Mario Picross. You can see both games in action in the video above. Here’s a bit about both games, courtesy of an official description:
Mario’s Picross
Use logic to reveal mysterious hidden pictures! Help Mario unlock the mystery of Picross. The secrets lie in the numeric codes at the top and on the left side of each window. Decipher these numbers and uncover a hidden picture in every mind-bending puzzle. It will take quick wits and a speedy pace to solve the clues before the clock runs out. Chisel away boxes strategically and reveal the hidden image in record time. But be careful—every mistake will cost you precious minutes! There are more than 250 brain-bending puzzles to solve in all, with different levels of difficulty to provide mind-melting puzzle action for players of any skill level.
Donkey Kong
Use logic to reveal mysterious hidden pictures!Help Mario unlock the mystery of Picross. The secrets lie in the numeric codes at the top and on the left side of each window. Decipher these numbers and uncover a hidden picture in every mind-bending puzzle. It will take quick wits and a speedy pace to solve the clues before the clock runs out. Chisel away boxes strategically and reveal the hidden image in record time. But be careful—every mistake will cost you precious minutes! There are more than 250 brain-bending puzzles to solve in all, with different levels of difficulty to provide mind-melting puzzle action for players of any skill level.
In some other Switch Online news, Nintendo last week announced it would be removing Super Soccer from the Switch Online SNES service later this month. You can find out more about this in previous story here on Nintendo Life:
What do you think of these latest additions? Let us know in the comments.
Liam is a news writer and reviewer for Nintendo Life and Pure Xbox. He’s been writing about games for more than 15 years and is a lifelong fan of Mario and Master Chief.