Outside of North America the expansion pack is actually cheaper, being 40€ or the local equivalent (base NSO being 20€) so double the price instead of even more It's weird that it is so much more expensive in the United States and Canada than everywhere else
I do feel that the classic games are what bring the most value to the service as they have a pretty good lineup of them throughout the various consoles included, and the special offers are pretty neat too. It's the online itself that's more mixed since sometimes it can good, sometimes decent, an sometimes awful like with Super Mario Maker 2 like you mentioned. I personally just use the service to play games online though since I don't really play older games all of that much if they aren't remade or remastered for the modern day (yes I'm one of those people. I'm sorry lol), so I just use the base tier service
I would say Yes..ish, Surprisingly there's been a lot of NES and SNES games in the library while the GBA N64 and GB are still building up but still have potential. Also to be completely honest paying $50 every December Is honestly not that terrible or alternatively, if you want to save some cash, I would say go for the standard $20 version. Lastly and I know this isn't relevant to switch online but I want and wish Xbox and PlayStation membership to have the exact same price as Nintendo switch online, It could definitely help both Sony and Microsoft get a lot of people online and help their membership.
I really like the service now. Does it have as much content and value as something like PS Plus? Of course not. But I still really like it. Awesome video!
Outside of North America the expansion pack is actually cheaper, being 40€ or the local equivalent (base NSO being 20€) so double the price instead of even more
It's weird that it is so much more expensive in the United States and Canada than everywhere else
I do feel that the classic games are what bring the most value to the service as they have a pretty good lineup of them throughout the various consoles included, and the special offers are pretty neat too. It's the online itself that's more mixed since sometimes it can good, sometimes decent, an sometimes awful like with Super Mario Maker 2 like you mentioned. I personally just use the service to play games online though since I don't really play older games all of that much if they aren't remade or remastered for the modern day (yes I'm one of those people. I'm sorry lol), so I just use the base tier service
I would say Yes..ish, Surprisingly there's been a lot of NES and SNES games in the library while the GBA N64 and GB are still building up but still have potential.
Also to be completely honest paying $50 every December Is honestly not that terrible or alternatively, if you want to save some cash, I would say go for the standard $20 version.
Lastly and I know this isn't relevant to switch online but I want and wish Xbox and PlayStation membership to have the exact same price as Nintendo switch online, It could definitely help both Sony and Microsoft get a lot of people online and help their membership.
As a Nintendo sucker I'll pay for the service and not use it but the moment I don't pay for it will miss it
Actually animal crossing has its own cloud save within the game so it’s mainly just pokemon without any form of cloud save…..
I really like the service now. Does it have as much content and value as something like PS Plus? Of course not. But I still really like it. Awesome video!