However Nintendo proceeds with these 'SP' releases in their online service, it's currently potentially quite exciting. The original Legend of Zelda also remains on the NES Switch Online service for those who prefer the real deal, too. With these resources you can pretty much go anywhere and do anything from the very start of the game, which is an interesting approach to opening up a potentially grueling older game to newer players.
Make no mistake - that's an absolute shed load of resources for this game and will serve to make it significantly easier, especially since the original Legend of Zelda is entirely open-ended. Specifically, this new build of Zelda on offer is described as " Living the life of luxury!" by Nintendo, and starts you off with 255 Rupees, 9 keys, 8 bombs and a range of items including the White Sword, Magic Shield, Blue Ring and Power Bracelet. Labelled as an SP (Special) release on the menu of the NES emulator app for Switch, this new version of The Legend of Zelda aims to offer newer fans an easier Zelda experience, which is curious. Three are all-new - NES Open Tournament Golf, Solomon's Key and Super Dodgeball - but one is an interesting twist on an existing title, The Legend of Zelda. The NESflix app launched with 21 games, but Nintendo has just pushed its first update, adding four more titles to the service. As the name suggests, it's essentially a Netflix-style library of classic NES games you can play that changes over time. One of the major benefits of signing up for Nintendo's pay-to-play online service for Switch is access to the new 'Nintendo Entertainment System' app for the machine - a new little download that has been dubbed 'NESflix' by fans. The latest addition to Nintendo Switch Online's NES emulator is an interesting one - an official ROM hack of The Legend of Zelda.
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