Nintendo has added another batch of retro games to its Switch Online service, and one of them may have been a childhood favorite. Donkey Kong Country, the 1994 Super NES reboot of the Donkey Kong franchise, will be available to play for subscribers starting on July 15th. The side-scroller features Donkey Kong and his nephew Diddy Kong as they explore jungles and snowcapped mountains to retrieve their stolen bananas from King K. Rool and his crocodilian minions call the Kremlings. Aside from Donkey Kong Country, Switch Online is also adding Japanese game Natsume Championship Wrestling and NES action RPG The Immortal on July 15th. The wrestling game has 12 wrestlers to choose from and lets you play against an AI or a friend.

Tuesday is a big day for owners of the Nintendo Switch. On Sept. 18, Nintendo flips the switch on a new online service for the video game console, following in the footsteps of services such as Sony's PlayStation Network and Microsoft's Xbox Live. Similar to PlayStation Network and Xbox Live, Nintendo Switch Online will allow owners of the console to play games online as part of a monthly or annual subscription. Membership includes other privileges, too, including access to some of Nintendo's classic video games such as "Super Mario Bros.," "Donkey Kong" and "Tecmo Bowl." Here's everything you need to know about Nintendo Switch Online: Users must have a Nintendo account to access Switch Online.

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