Nintendo has announced that it will support the Switch Online + Expansion service March 29 With the launch of the F-Zero top speed.
This futuristic racing title first appeared on the Game Boy Advance in March 2001. When it returns, you'll be able to unlock vehicles and tracks as well as master 20 different courses across four difficulty levels.
Keep in mind that this is a Game Boy Advance title, so it's restricted to the premium expansion tier, which costs a bit more than the base tier.
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