So far I like what is offered here. It's not an impressive service in of itself, but the paywall barrier for online gaming has been there on Xbox and PlayStation for quite a while now, and Nintendo passing up on revenue that is pretty standard these days probably seemed foolish. The lineup of NES games is pretty decent right out of the gate, and if they do a good job of rolling out titles on a regular basis, and hopefully add SNES games in 2019, then I think the $20 price is pretty fair. Its a budget price and the functionality of the service reflects that. The value of the NES games varies from person to person, but for me I have spent $20 or more a year on retro games on previous consoles, its pretty much a wash for me. They got my money before, and they are just getting it from a different angle now.