I mean, Nintendo owns the games and modders have already done it with less resources.
Or perhaps palette swaps for SNES Super Punch Out!! characters into Punch Out!! NES? Kid Icarus Uprising is a cult classic that a lot of people love and a Switch version with improvements is something that could end up being really cool. There’s so much they could do there, allowing for concepts like a playable Zelda for any given Zelda game and things of that nature. I really hope Nintendo expands upon the potential of the SP system eventually. It’s another save-state swap, allowing you to start with the Three Sacred Treasures, ready to take on the final boss. Previously, Japan was getting three games a month and many western regions were only getting two.īut it looks like there’s technically four dropping, as Nintendo snuck an unannounced SP version of Kid Icarus into the mix. Kid Icarus, which was released in North America in 1987, has assembled a sizeable cult following over the years and fans have called for a sequel. The main character is Pit, an angel and guardian to the goddess of light, Palutena. A Zippo insider claims that Bandai Namco has been tasked with creating an upgraded version and that its debut is planned for 2023. The game is set in Angel Land, a realm of gods and goddesses inspired by Greek mythology. Third-person shooter Kid Icarus Uprising, released in 2012 for the Nintendo 3DS, might receive a remaster for the Nintendo Switch. Punch Out!!, Super Mario: The Lost Levels, and Star Soldier are all arriving today. The original game Kid Icarus was released in Japan on the Famicom Disk System in 1986 and in North America and Europe on the Nintendo Entertainment System the following year. Today the west finally gets its due: three NES games are hitting the Switch Online service. The Nintendo Switch, with its dual analog controls, gyro aiming, and a larger suite of buttons, could make controlling Kid Icarus: Uprising a breeze.
Also Punch Out!!, Mario Lost Levels, and Star Soldier
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