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Nintendo added Donkey Kong to its Switch Online library of classic titles this week .
The 1994 Game Boy game features roughly 100 stages.
The 1995 puzzle game, Mario’s Picross , is also available now for Switch Online subscribers.
Both titles are available in time for Mario Day ( March 10 ).
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