My cousin, my best friend, and I went and created the most accessible list of all Nintendo Switch Online (NSO) games and stuff that we could come up with.
We worked our butts off on this little site. We’ll grow it into a full Nintendo journalism (news, reviews, etc.) site but think of this as V1.
No ads. No affiliate links. No data collection.
Just the best NSO tracker we could come up with.
Let me know how you think we could improve it.
We’re about to add integration with How Long to Beat soon!
Link: [NSOTracker.com](https://NSOTracker.com)
The goal was to provide people who already subscribe the easier and most simple list of its offerings broken into categories/genres on the entire internet..
– AND –
..help those who don’t subscribe the easiest and most simple tool available on the internet to figure out if they want to (which the answer is obviously that they do! 😂)
We try to build these for each major platform and since I fell IN LOVE with The Legend of Zelda: BotW & TotK, and am excited to finally get Paper Mario: TTYD again with back-compat Gamecube, it was about time we got around to Nintendo.
by garrettatkins
5 Comments
so you spent a bunch of time making a big list that already exists in several places?
I like simple websites like this. Scrolls a little weird on mobile with your content popping in, but it gets the job done.
This is pretty good. Very simple and quick UI, I imagine you’re gonna update this when “new” games are added.
I do really like this. I’ll use this as a guide to see if I feel like leaving my game to play something different.
My only question is why is each game title a link to the same page?
Interesting concept. But overall imo, the wiki page, is easier navigate. You definitely need to add something more than just basic info.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nintendo_Switch_Online_games