Nintendo is doing something the company has never done before: Next month, it will remove a retro game from its the Nintendo Switch Online’s classic catalog.

Super Formation Soccer is being pulled from the service on March 28th, a Japanese Nintendo support account announced. The game, which seems to be owned by Spike Chunsoft and goes by Super Soccer in the US and Europe,

Nintendo is removing a game from its Switch Online retro library, for the first time since the service launched. Since 2018, Nintendo has been re-releasing classic 8-bit and 16-bit games, making them available to Nintendo Switch Online subscribers.

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Nintendo has confirmed it’s removing a game from Switch Online’s retro library in the US and Europe for the first time. Since Switch Online’s launch in 2018, a steady stream of classic 8-bit and 16-bit games has been added to the subscription service.

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Nintendo Switch Online's retro game collection is losing its first game - in Japan at least. Today, Nintendo announced via a post on social media that 1991 SNES football game Super Soccer will be pulled from the Japanese Nintendo Switch Online catalogue in a month's time,

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