Fans are convinced Nintendo has accidentally revealed the next wave of N64 titles coming to the Switch’s online library.
Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscribers can currently play a range of N64 games on the Switch and the Switch 2 as part of their membership. As it stands, 35 titles from the iconic console are currently available, including The Legend Of Zelda: Ocarina Of Time, Mario Kart 64 and Pokemon Stadium. Check out the full list of available N64 games here.
However fans believe a Nintendo trailer shared back in May has leaked a number of upcoming releases. The video in question reveals a number of new features coming to the Switch Online Library and includes a handful of blurred video game artworks.
Some fans believe these blurred out artworks are just placeholders for future titles but GameXplain streamer Andre Segers has suggested the brief clip confirms Super Smash Bros., Donkey Kong 64, Forsaken 64 and Glover are all due to join the platform.
for those who can’t make out the Smash 64 box, here you go https://t.co/dIQiadSVwc pic.twitter.com/HJPUvZTFGU
— André (@AndreSegers) July 6, 2025
“Damn, are we really at the point that we are trying to deceive what we see in a blurred background based on the color positions?!” wrote one fan. “This just means Nintendo has all these games loaded on their development apps and are just withholding them for no reason whatsoever,” added another. “Please just give me Smash,” said a third.
Earlier this week, Mario Strikers joined the Switch Online Library after Gamecube titles were added as part of the Switch 2 launch. Currently Switch 2 subscribers can play four different GameCube titles, with Super Mario Sunshine, Fire Emblem: Path Of Radiance, Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, Chibi-Robo, Luigi’s Mansion and Pokémon Colosseum all set to join the online library in the future.
In other news, Nintendo has confirmed it is working on more film adaptations beyond the already announced Legend Of Zelda movie and the Super Mario Bros. sequel.
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