Nintendo's earnings call has been jam-packed full of new information, one of the biggest subjects that was discussed was the paid online service coming to Nintendo Switch.
Nintendo announced their Nintendo Switch Online service that will debut this September. The service contains a bunch of extra benefits for Switch players, such as online gameplay, lobbies, voice chat and a "Classic Game Selection."
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The service is only going to cost $20, and that isn't a monthly payment either, the $20 covers for a entire year of membership. It can be expected that in the coming months Nintendo will release a specific date or more information surrounding their Online Switch service, until then enjoy Nintendos' online services while you can.
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