"On the retail giant's Nintendo section of its website there's a section called "Unlock more" which sells you a $35 gift card unlocking the Nintendo Online Family Membership subscription deal. The image promoting this looks like the usual array of box covers used by Nintendo, except in among them appears two games we didn't know were on the way, and they're doozies."
"Of course, a lot of the best Nintendo-published GameCube games become tricky prospects for the company to add, as Nintendo's endless recycling of its properties becomes a little starkly revealed if it does. Kirby Air Ride, Mario Party 4, 5, 6 and 7, Animal Crossing, Mario Power Tennis, Metroid Prime, Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, Super Mario Sunshine ...any of them might eat into attempts to sell either recent remasters or current sequels."
Walmart's Nintendo site features an "Unlock more" section selling a $35 gift card that unlocks the Nintendo Online Family Membership subscription. The promotional image includes box art showing GameCube games Pikmin 2 and Metroid Prime: Echoes, neither of which appear in the subscription's current GameCube collection of eight titles, most recently expanded with Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance. GameCube games are exclusive to the Switch 2 version of the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack. The small number of GameCube additions has disappointed some players. Many top GameCube titles pose complications due to overlap with remasters and sequels.
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