When it launched back in 1997, GoldenEye 007 pretty much revolutionised local multiplayer in shooters, and its still regarded as one of the greatest licensed games of all time. With its diverse selection of weapons and its many razor-toothed dino foes, the action in Seeds of Evil just stands out on the platform and its visuals really push the hardware to its breaking point. Not only is Turok 2 a solid shooter, but it's arguably the greatest in the series, and it's one of the few mature-rated titles for the console. Okay, so Turok 2 might already be on the Nintendo Switch, but so is Super Mario 64 (within the 3D All-Stars Collection) and that still made its way onto the service. Sure, it may look pretty primitive compared to today's standards and the Game Boy support obviously will not be present (unless Nintendo later adds Game Boy titles), but it would be great to explore this 3D counterpart to the first generation once more. When it was released back in 1999, it enabled players to see their creatures on their TV in 3D for the first time and it rather impressively featured integration with the Game Boy. Pokémon Stadium is an absolute must for the service, as it is such an important part of the franchise's history. Sending buildings toppling to the ground with its 12 unique vehicles is highly addictive and there is always a sense of damager present, as you and your surroundings will be blown into many tiny pieces if you don't act quick enough. Blast Corps is just some straight-up chaotic fun, as it tasks you with demolishing anything that stands in the path of a truck loaded with nuclear missiles. Rare is pretty much responsible for more N64 classics than anyone else and with Banjo Kazooie already confirmed for the service, we know it's possible we will be seeing even more of its titles. Here are nine titles that we hope that Nintendo adds in the near future: Many N64 classics like Ocarina of Time, Mario Kart 64, and Banjo Kazooie were revealed for the service, but we couldn't help but notice that a few of our favourites from the platform were missing. During this week's Nintendo Direct, it was revealed that the Switch Online service will be expanding its offerings even further to include titles from the company's first 3D console.

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