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==Nintendo Switch==
==Nintendo Switch==
===''Animal Crossing: New Horizons''===
===''Animal Crossing: New Horizons''===
Included with update 3.0.0, ''Animal Crossing: New Horizons'' features furniture items based on past Nintendo hardware, such as NES, Game Boy and SNES. As a villager, the player can play games in them. However, as with the company's ''Classics'', a [[Nintendo Switch Online]] subscription is required to play.
Included with update 3.0.0, ''Animal Crossing: New Horizons'' features furniture items based on past Nintendo hardware. As the Villager, the player can play games in them. However, as with the company's ''Classics'', a [[Nintendo Switch Online]] subscription is required to play. It does not include games based on hardware locked to the "Expansion Pack", including GameCube, which is a Nintendo Switch 2-exclusive, and Sega Genesis, which is a third-party system.


Although it is currently unknown if hardware locked to the Expansion Pack tier on Nintendo Switch Online will be featured, Sega Genesis games are likely to be excluded due to licensing issues with Sega and M2, alongside other third-parties.
The emulated games are ''Clu Clu Land'' (Famicom), ''Ice Hockey'' (Famicom Disk System), ''Ice Climbers'' (NES), ''Dr. Mario'' (Game Boy), ''Panel de Pon'' (Super Famicom) and ''F-Zero'' (SNES). Notably, the cartridge version of ''Clu Clu Land'' is not available on the Japanese side of ''Nintendo Classics'', as the Disk System version (based on ''Vs. Clu Clu Land'') is included instead.


===''Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition''===
===''Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition''===