Nintendo is bringing one other beloved GameCube title to the Switch Online + Expansion Pack service next week. The unique Luigi’s Mansion is joining the classic games lineup on October 30.
Originally released alongside the GameCube in November 2001, Luigi’s Mansion sees Mario’s cowardly brother exploring a haunted mansion he won in a contest he never entered. With the assistance of Professor E. Gadd and his vacuum-like Poltergust 3000, Luigi must work his way through the mansion’s many rooms and capture all of the ghosts that lurk inside.
Luigi’s Mansion marks the sixth title to reach on Switch Online’s GameCube collection. The library launched alongside the Switch 2 with three games–The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, F-Zero GX, and SoulCalibur II–while Super Mario Strikers and Chibi-Robo were added to the lineup in July and August, respectively.
Nintendo might be bringing more GameCube games to the service in the long run. The corporate has already confirmed that additional classics like Super Mario Sunshine, Pokemon Colosseum, and Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance are on the best way, even though it hasn’t yet announced when those games might be added.
The GameCube collection is certainly one of a number of Switch 2-exclusive perks available to Switch Online + Expansion Pack subscribers. Members also can download the Switch 2 upgrade packs for each The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom without spending a dime.
A person subscription for the bottom Nintendo Switch Online service runs for $20 a yr, while the Expansion Pack plan costs $50 a yr. Nintendo also offers an annual family plan for $80 that covers as much as eight Nintendo Accounts across multiple systems.