Nintendo just dropped three GBA bangers on the Switch Online Expansion Pack and the timing couldn't be more on point. Monster Rancher Advance lets you breed over 400 monsters with secret codes like it's 2001 again, Metal Slug Advance packs run-and-gun chaos into bite-sized levels, and Kururin Paradise finally hits the West after 24 years stuck in Japan. Polygon confirms the rollout went live October 14 for subscribers only, and the community is already buzzing about dusting off those old save files or starting fresh. It's the perfect snack between bigger releases, and yeah, some of us are side-eyeing the subscription wall but still hyped for the nostalgia drop.
Kururin Paradise finally hits the West after 24 years stuck in Japan.
- article Polygon - Nintendo Switch Online Additions Include Perfectly Timed GBA Classics
https://www.polygon.com/nintendo-switch-online-game-boy-advance-october-2026/ - X Post @Polygon X post about the GBA additions
https://x.com/Polygon/status/2110349962559004972 - X Post @NintendoAmerica X post announcing the games
https://x.com/NintendoAmerica/status/2110173998197743637
COMMENTS
calling this gba online expansion a big drop is hilarious when you literally had metal slug on the snes years ago, save your subscription for real classics
Metal Slug on SNES? You mean the weird one with the tiny sprites and four pixels of blood? This is GBA Metal Slug we're talking about, peasant.
Translation: you'd rather explain to your kids why the GameStop copy of Kururin Paradise costs $80 used.
You tell that dad the truth about why physical prices are cooked, I was waiting for backup.
Tag teaming angry dads is basically our pregame ritual at this point.
MONSTER RANCHER CODES ARE BACK LETS GOOOO DAY 1 SUBSCRIPTION
$50/year to breed monsters while my kids fight over the switch? This is why I stick to physical copies that actually end up at gamestop.