On the upside, the Genesis games work just fine, but I’m not sure why they’re even here. I’m honestly mind-boggled that a company like Nintendo, which is so protective of how its IPs are perceived by the public, would put out such a low-quality product for such a high price tag. Additionally, the Switch’s horrible online gameplay puts a damper on the one added feature that might have made the NSO Expansion Pack worthwhile. Several games, Zelda: Ocarina of Time being one of them, feature slowdown and graphical issues.

The issues don’t just stop with a lack of any updates. This extends even to the NSO version of Super Mario 64, which is strangely not ripped straight from Super Mario 3D All-Stars, and seems to be just a regular N64 ROM with no texture upgrades. The Nintendo Switch Online versions of the games don’t even have those token updates. The mediocre Super Mario 3D All-Stars version of Super Mario 64 at least had redrawn HUD textures, and updated button prompts. However, the price wouldn’t be an issue if not for the poor N64 game emulation.

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