NES Nintendo Switch Online" adds "City Connection," "Double Dragon II The Revenge" and "Volleyball" on June 12!

Nintendo announced that this month's new titles will be added on Wednesday, June 12 to the Family Computer Nintendo Switch Online, a collection of NES games that can be played by subscribing to Nintendo Switch Online.

This month's additions are "City Connection" (City Connection), "Double Dragon II The Revenge" (Arc System Works), and "Volleyball" (Nintendo); look forward to their availability on Wednesday, June 12!

Nintendo Switch Online" is also offering a 7-day free trial, so you can try it first! If you want to try it first, or if you want to know what other titles are available on "Family Computer Nintendo Switch Online," check out the official website of "Nintendo Switch Online.

■City Connection (City Connection)
Fierce car chases with police cars unfold on highways in six countries around the world.

This title is an action game for the Family Computer released in 1985.
In order to conquer highways in six countries (America, England, France, Germany, India, and Japan), a young girl named Clarice drives her beloved car in car chases against police cars. The stage is cleared when all the highways in the stage are passed while avoiding police cars and obstacles.

© CITY CONNECTION CO.

■Double Dragon II The Revenge (Arc System Works)
Billy and Jimmy, wielders of the double jeet kung fu, face off against a mysterious armed group!

This title is an action game for the Family Computer released in 1989.
In order to avenge their lover and friends, sang-jeet kung-fu wielders Billy and Jimmy take on a mysterious armed group. They fight off their enemies with a variety of techniques such as jump kicks, uppercuts, and elbow strikes, as well as high-powered special moves such as the "Ryuo Arashi Fu-jiken" (Dragon Tail Storm Leg). A "2P PLAY" mode that allows players to attack their friends can also be selected. You can enjoy not only cooperative play, but also simultaneous 2-player play while competing against each other.

© ARC SYSTEM WORKS

■Volleyball (Nintendo)
Easy-to-operate serve, receive, toss, block, and attack!

This title is a sports game for the Family Computer Disk System released in 1986.
The game basically follows the rules in effect at the time of its release, with players scoring one point for each attack when they have the right to serve. 15 points wins a set. The first team to win three sets wins.
If the serve touches the net, the right to serve is transferred to the other team.
To block and attack, press and hold the B button.
You can also perform two block cross attacks, feints, and cross feints in combination with the four-way controller.

©1986 Nintendo
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