A pair of Nintendo games that were canceled, Zero Racers and D-Hopper, are arriving on the Nintendo Switch on August 4. Players will soon get to try out the games for the very first time on the Switch or any other Nintendo console, for that matter.
Earlier in 2026, Nintendo announced that it would be introducing Virtual Boy Nintendo Classics to its Expansion Pack subscription service. Most gamers have never tried any of these games, as the Virtual Boy was an unsuccessful system that launched back in 1995. The Virtual Boy was available in the US and Japan, but the system never made outside those markets at all. Through the Nintendo Classics system, these games have been revived, and among them, some are arriving for the first time.
Nintendo has just announced that one of the most beloved GameCube games of all time is finally heading to Nintendo Switch Online on August 13.
Now, Nintendo is announcing that two canceled games will be added to its Virtual Boy Nintendo Classics lineup on August 4. The first is Zero Racers, which was slated for release back in 1996, but never made it to gamers because of the Virtual Boy's sales...
