Tested is the key word doesn’t mean they’ll all actually launch on the service. The library of GBA games they’ve tested for this thing is massive. Now it’s just a matter of waiting for NSO to add GBA. So Nintendo’s official Game Boy Advance emulator for the Nintendo Switch just leaked. For those interested, stay tuned for more updates to come. While Nintendo has not commented on the leaks so far, if the Game Boy and Game Boy Advance games do eventually come to the Switch, they’ll be joining other classic consoles on the service including the NES, SNES, Sega Genesis and Nintendo 64. Other users have pointed toward the full list of games that have been tested so far on the program, including nostalgic titles such as The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap, Metroid Fusion, Mega Man Battle Network 2, and Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones. Other Twitter accounts soon followed with more proof of the emulators themselves, with one account even posting a video (since deleted) of the emulator booting up on the Switch itself. According to Twitter user Trashbandatcoot, while both systems are buggy at the moment, they’re also functional, and screenshots of various Game Boy games running on the Switch were included.
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