Banjo-Kazooie, often claimed to be the best 3D platformer on the Nintendo 64, features a bear and a bird teaming up to rescue Banjo's kidnapped sister from witch Grunty.
Blaster Master feels extraordinarily modern for an NES title, allowing players to switch between a powerful vehicle and on-foot exploration, blending 2D side-scrolling with top-down shooter mechanics.
The addition of Game Boy and Game Boy Advance titles to Nintendo's online service enhances its expansive library, previously featuring NES and SNES games, and now includes beloved classics.
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