Forsaken 64, Sci-Fi FPS Returns to Switch Among Nintendo Classics

For the month of September, Nintendo offers another of its "mature" classics, with Forsaken 64. Developed by Probe Entertainment in 1998 for PC and PS1, the title was later adapted for N64 by Iguana UK. The American cover, used for the trailer, doesn't tell us much about the game, but know that it's a futuristic FPS where you battle it out on zero-gravity bikes. There's also split-screen for up to four players.

Japanese users, on the other hand, received Magical Vacation by Brownie Brown for GBA, a turn-based JRPG never released in our region. It could have been a great opportunity for an official localization, but we'll have to make do. We remind you that to access Nintendo Classics for Nintendo 64, as well as GBA, Mega Drive, and GameCube (the latter only on Switch 2), you will need a subscription to the Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack service. Here's the trailer for today's announcement.