With a balance between modernizations and authenticity, the GameCube controller for the Switch 2 should be your go-to for any Switch Online games that drop moving forward.

The Nintendo Switch Online GameCube collection will be growing soon with one of the console’s most unique games. On August 21, Switch 2 owners with a Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack subscription will be able to play Chibi-Robo!, originally released in Japan in 2005 and worldwide in 2006, and the first game in its series.

The original game in the adorable Chibi-Robo series escapes GameCube jail to make its glorious return to your Nintendo Switch 2 in August.

Join him on his quest to restore order to the Sanderson house and save the world in Chibi-Robo!, coming to Nintendo GameCube – Nintendo Classics on #NintendoSwitch2 for #NintendoSwitchOnline + Expansion Pack members on Aug 21! pic.twitter.com/BWjL2CbHdL

The Nintendo Switch 2 GameCube game library - formally known as ‘Nintendo GameCube - Nintendo Classics’, because Nintendo is so good at naming things - arrived on June 5 alongside the launch of the new console.

The GameCube Nintendo Classics are exclusive to the Switch 2 and allow players to jump into a library of games from the early 2000s console. Nintendo is adding games to the collection one-by-one, so we’ve compiled a list of all of the GameCube games you can currently play on the Switch 2, as well as the games still to come.

Nintendo has hidden a few cool Easter eggs for the GameCube within Switch 2, fans have discovered. With the launch of Nintendo's new console, fans can finally play GameCube games using Nintendo ...

The nature of the Switch 2 GameCube controller and its versatility make me hope we could eventually see more NSO peripherals.

Nintendo Switch Online subscribers with the Expansion Pack upgrade will soon have another GameCube title to add to their growing collections.

When Nintendo announced that it was adding GameCube games to its (inexplicably Switch 2-only) Nintendo Switch Online offering, people were understandably excited about the likes of Super Mario Sunshine and The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker joining the service.