The Legend of Zelda's current notable prominence has been brought about by the franchise's 40th anniversary, with Nintendo and fans celebrating together over what a brilliant ride it has been in that time. A big part of that has been nostalgia for the older games in the series, which are still brilliant fun to play in 2026.
The Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack membership also gives us access to many of those games on modern hardware, with classic titles like A Link to the Past, Majora's Mask, and The Minish Cap all available at no additional cost. Not every game from Zelda's past is included in that offering, though, and some of the best games in the series to the date have been left out in the cold.
Now, one of those games has finally been made playable on the console, though only through the dedicated work of fans who have toiled tirelessly to make it a reality.
Though the Nintendo Switch Online Classics catalogue has a long list of Zelda games included as part of its offering, there are some notable omissions. The biggest of those is Twilight Princess, Nintendo's response to fan demands for a darker and...
