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There is one type of site that manages to avoid most scorn. Abandonware sites, like Abandonia, offer all manner of games, free to download. Many of these sites have been up and running for years, which begs the question: is abandonware legal?

But you probably won't get into trouble for downloading an old game, firing it up in an emulator, and playing the heck out of it. If you're unsure about how to do that, here's a quick guide on running old games on Windows 10.

Based on how the wording on their website, I imagine you will be able to download the games onto your switch. They say you can play them anytime, anywhere. Unless I missed the fine print that states, "anywhere you have a secure internet connection", I think you will be able to download the games on your switch and play them anywhere.

Of course we will learn more as time goes on, but to those concerned about not getting to keep the games, it is possible that as long as they are downloaded on your switch they stay there. To stop people from paying for a month and downloading all of them and keeping them perhaps with a subscription you will have access to everything online, and can download 3 per month to keep or something like that. Just a thought.

@gokev13 Unfortunately, I doubt you will be able to download any at all. Otherwise people would, like you said, pay for a month and download the lot. Even if you could only download a couple, that would be incentive enough to not pay the full year sub if you only care about certain games. Maybe, just maybe, there will be a client on your Switch that can cross check your membership to enable downloaded games to be played on the go without a connection..I just don't see that happening. I really would like to be proven wrong.

When Nintendo originally announced online multiplayer for classic titles, I immediately thought that they're going to use streaming rather than downloads (doesn't require any work to implement online MP that way). Nvidia has plenty of experience in this area, and the bandwidth requirements would be low for non-HD games. Dropping the VC name makes me think that is more likely to be how it'll be implemented.

I feel more optimistic about this after thinking about it than I thought I would, mainly because it feels like a lot of info still needs to be given out. Info on the cloud system is yet to be revealed, we're in the dark of well over ten upcoming games and how the service will work (do you download them and keep them after the service runs out?), and I'm clueless about what's coming with the smart phone app. I do like the Splatoon 2 app, and while I think some features should be viewable in-game, it's a cool way to look at how you're doing when you're away from the system. I'd love for that to be expanded on and brought to other games in some capacity.

@Shellcore Well I guess at some point we will all know for sure. I really didn't think we were going to be able to play the games without an internet connection until I read on the Nintendo website that we could play classic NES games anytime, anywhere. It made me optimistic that someway, somehow we will be able to play them without a connection. I'm just trying to figure out how that is possible without some kind of download.

I suppose it wouldn't really be hard for Nintendo to let you download it to play anywhere but lock you out of it when your subscription expires. I just try to remain optimistic until we know further details. Though I am not really expecting to keep the games after the subscription runs out or the online service is over but it is still technically a possibility.

Yeah, sure, for downloads. But we're talking about playing on the console when it's already downloaded. If there was no check-up, then you could start the same game with the same N Account on two consoles at the same time if they both were offline.

Here in Belgium we have some of the most expensive internet providers with the most limited download capacity, so frequent cloud saving would make my internet even more expensive, while I would already be paying extra for online. And I won't even get to play a game I bought once with my partner except for split screen.No thanks.