Nintendo has updated the Game Boy Advance – Nintendo Classics app, available through the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack membership on the Nintendo Switch 2, with three new titles. The update includes Monster Rancher Advance, Metal Slug Advance, and Kururin Paradise. Notably, this marks the first Western release for Kururin Paradise, a sequel to the original Kuru Kuru Kururin, which previously only saw a Japanese release in 2002. The Monster Rancher series, known for its monster-raising mechanics and 1999-2001 anime adaptation, is represented here by its 2001 GBA entry. Additionally, SNK's Metal Slug Advance, originally released in 2004, joins the library. These additions follow the platform's ongoing expansion of retro titles.
Nintendo Adds Monster Rancher, Metal Slug, and Kururin Paradise to GBA Library
Nintendo has expanded its Game Boy Advance – Nintendo Classics service on the Nintendo Switch 2 with three new titles, including a Western debut.
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