It's been over three decades since the iconic action-adventure game Contra first burst onto the scene, challenging players to take on the alien menace and save the world from destruction. Developed by Konami, Contra quickly became a beloved franchise, spawning numerous sequels, spin-offs, and adaptations across various platforms. To celebrate this milestone, Konami has released the Contra Anniversary Collection on the Nintendo Switch, and we're excited to dive into the details of this fantastic package.
The following major features and content were added via the free patch: Japanese Language Versions
Fully customizable controls were added via patch, which was a top request from the community. Display Settings: Includes options for Pixel Perfect , 16:9, and 4:3 with various scanline filters. Exclusive Bonus Content Contra Anniversary Collection Retro review!! contra anniversary collection switch nsp update exclusive
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The Contra Anniversary Collection is a fantastic addition to any Nintendo Switch library, offering a great value for fans of the series and action-platformer enthusiasts. Grab it now and get ready to blast your way through the classics! It's been over three decades since the iconic
The on Nintendo Switch is the definitive way to experience the legendary run-and-gun series. While the core digital version has been available since 2019, various updates and high-end physical editions have added exclusive features and rare content that collectors and die-hard fans should know about. Essential "Post-Release" Exclusives
: Every game in the collection includes Quick Save/Load states , saveable replays, and a variety of display filters like "Pixel Perfect" and "Scanlines". Physical vs. Digital Content The following major features and content were added
: Essential for getting through the game's toughest bosses without restarting from the beginning. Display Settings
Features custom Konami VRC2 chips, adding animated backgrounds, cutscenes, and an interactive level map missing from the Western release.