Multi Nickelodeon Splat Pack Revives Multiple SNES Titles In One Retro Collection

[Dead2009]

Nickelodeon Splat Pack Revives Multiple SNES Titles In One Retro Collection

A Limited Run collab coming to Switch

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Nickelodeon has been quite active in the realm of video games recently with announcements for SpongeBob and even collaborations with Sonic the Hedgehog, and now to add to this, it's teaming up with Limited Run Games to release a retro collection.

The Nickelodeon Splat Pack will feature multiple retro games from the Super Nintendo and Mega Drive / Genesis era in one package. It includes Aaahhh!!! Real Monsters (MEGA + Super 16-bit) from 1995, Nickelodeon G.U.T.S (Super 16-bit) from 1994, and Rocko's Modern Life: Spunky's Dangerous Day which launched in the same year.

This package for Switch and multiple other platforms will include modern features like the ability to rewind as well as save and load games on the fly.

A physical release has also been confirmed via Limited Run, with the standard edition starting at $34.99. The classic edition will set you back $69.99 and the collector's edition is available for $129.99 (or the regional equivalent). Pre-orders run from 19th September 2025 to 19th October 2025.

 

[TheRavenfreak]

I'm one of the few people who enjoys Aaahhh!!! Real Monsters on the Genesis and SNES, in fact I own both versions lol. I grew up with the Genesis version of course. I made up lyrics to the gym level as a kid, if you look up the Genesis soundtrack uploaded by Dustin O'Dell Official on Youtube you'll see what lyrics I made up lol. Anyways I probably won't get this collection because that's the only game I played from it. I didn't have a SNES growing up so I never got a chance to play the Rocko's Modern Life games but I've heard they're bad.

 

[Artisan Vistra]

Overpriced for the quality that it is. Usually older titles like that are hard, long, and get boring fast.

 

[Demon_Skeith]

Shocked they did this, you think they completely forget about their old titles.