Nintendo announced that the Super Famicom game Super Formation Soccer will be removed from the Nintendo Switch Online service in Japan on March 28. The company did not provide a reason but mentioned that the game is a third-party property, suggesting that its licensing might have expired. Released in 1991 by Human Entertainment, the game was part of several properties acquired by Spike Chunsoft after Human's bankruptcy in 2000. It remains unclear if the game will also be removed in North America and Europe, raising questions about the fate of other third-party games on the platform.
On February 27, Nintendo announced that the Super Famicom game Super Formation Soccer will be delisted from Nintendo Switch Online in Japan on March 28 due to licensing issues.
The absence of a reason has led to speculation that Nintendo's license for the game, a third-party property, has simply expired.
Super Formation Soccer, released in 1991, was developed by Human Entertainment—a company that went bankrupt in 2000 after restructuring its debt.
Uncertainty remains about whether Super Soccer will be removed from the North American and European Nintendo Switch Online libraries or if other third-party titles will face a similar fate.
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