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'''Nintendo Switch Online''' is the official [[Nintendo Switch]] online service. It is a paid service for online play in games. Notably, there are legacy apps for old consoles with [[nwiki:Restore Point|Restore Points]] available. One of these is the [[Game Boy Advance]] app for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack; with the Expansion Pack being released at an additional cost.
'''Nintendo Switch Online''' is the official online service for the [[Nintendo Switch]] and the Nintendo Switch 2. It is a paid service for online play in games. Notably, there is Nintendo Classics, a line of legacy apps for old consoles with [[nwiki:Restore Point|Restore Points]] available. One of these is ''Game Boy Advance - Nintendo Classics'' (formerly known as ''Game Boy Advance - Nintendo Switch Online''), the [[Game Boy Advance]] app for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack members; being Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack an extra tier sold at an additional cost.


On July 12, 2024, ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' were released internationally for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack. These versions are untranslated from the original, but have brief description texts on the details (X) sub-menus in English.
On July 12, 2024, ''[[Densetsu no Starfy]]'', ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 2]]'', and ''[[Densetsu no Starfy 3]]'' were released internationally as part of the ''Game Boy Advance - Nintendo Classics'' app for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack members. These versions are untranslated from the original, but have brief description texts on the details (X) sub-menus in English.


==Sub-menu transcripts for Expansion Pack Game Boy Advance app==
==Sub-menu transcripts for ''Game Boy Advance - Nintendo Classics''==
*'''Densetsu no Starfy 1''' Released in 2002
*'''Densetsu no Starfy 1''' Released in 2002


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Starfy's sister [[Starly]] joins him and Moe on a grand adventure!
Starfy's sister [[Starly]] joins him and Moe on a grand adventure!


This action game, released for the Game Boy™ Advance system in 2004, reveals there's been [[Evil|a mysterious entity]] pulling the strings of Starfy's archenemy from behind the scenes! Spin and float along with Starly, making your way through the [[stage]]s with the help of familiar [[friend]]s! Go Starfy, go!
This action game, released for the Game Boy™ Advance system in 2004, reveals there's been [[Evil|a mysterious entity]] pulling the strings of Starfy's archenemy from behind the scenes! Spin and float along with Starly, making your way through the [[stage]]s with the help of familiar [[friends]]! Go Starfy, go!


==Multiplayer linking guide for ''Densetsu no Starfy 3'' on ''Game Boy Advance - Nintendo Classics''==
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==Controls==
A feature for changing the controls for a game was added later via an update. Each game has its own control set with descriptions that were translated to English.
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==External links==
==External links==
*[[nwiki:Nintendo Switch Online|Nintendo Switch Online on NintendoWiki]]
*[[nwiki:Nintendo Switch Online|Nintendo Switch Online on NintendoWiki]]
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Latest revision as of 19:33, 7 September 2026

Nintendo Switch Online is the official online service for the Nintendo Switch and the Nintendo Switch 2. It is a paid service for online play in games. Notably, there is Nintendo Classics, a line of legacy apps for old consoles with Restore Points available. One of these is Game Boy Advance - Nintendo Classics (formerly known as Game Boy Advance - Nintendo Switch Online), the Game Boy Advance app for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack members; being Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack an extra tier sold at an additional cost.

On July 12, 2024, Densetsu no Starfy, Densetsu no Starfy 2, and Densetsu no Starfy 3 were released internationally as part of the Game Boy Advance - Nintendo Classics app for Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack members. These versions are untranslated from the original, but have brief description texts on the details (X) sub-menus in English.

Sub-menu transcripts for Game Boy Advance - Nintendo Classics

  • Densetsu no Starfy 1 Released in 2002

Starfy faces off against ruffians at sea!

This action game, released for the Game Boy™ Advance system in 2002, features Starfy, the prince of the floating sky kingdom Pufftop. Trouble starts when Starfy drops a treasure into the ocean. When a sudden storm makes him fall into the sea, Starfy is found by an old man named Lobber who lives in the ocean, and from there, Starfy sets out to return to Pufftop. The road to Pufftop is full of dangers, though, and Starfy will need to use all the abilities available to him—like Star Spin and Glide—to overcome the challenges that await. A variety of vehicles lie along his journey as well. Soar the skies on balloons, or tunnel through the ground with the mole tank! Pufftop awaits!

  • Densetsu no Starfy 2 Released in 2003

Starfy is off on another adventure to save his kidnapped mother!

In this action game, released for the Game Boy™ Advance system in 2003, the ruffian Ogura is back, and he's seeking vengeance—he's kidnapped Mama Star and made off with her! It's up to Starfy, and with some encouragement from Moe, he dives head-first after Ogura! And so Starfy's next adventure begins!

  • Densetsu no Starfy 3 Released in 2004

Starfy's sister Starly joins him and Moe on a grand adventure!

This action game, released for the Game Boy™ Advance system in 2004, reveals there's been a mysterious entity pulling the strings of Starfy's archenemy from behind the scenes! Spin and float along with Starly, making your way through the stages with the help of familiar friends! Go Starfy, go!

Multiplayer linking guide for Densetsu no Starfy 3 on Game Boy Advance - Nintendo Classics

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Controls

A feature for changing the controls for a game was added later via an update. Each game has its own control set with descriptions that were translated to English.

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External links