
Griffin from We Got This Covered wrote:
It was only recently that Nintendo began to present Toad as particularly memorable, and for me the first instance was 2011’s terrific Super Mario 3D Land. In one of the game’s early stages, it’s possible to look through a pair of mounted binoculars to spot the stage’s flag and end goal. Through the looking glass, not only can the flag be seen, but so can Toad; he hops along an ascending stack of blocks, steps back to prepare, leaps — and falls pathetically short of the goal, nearly on his face. Toad has provided adorable comic relief ever since, and Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is the culmination of an increasingly endearing trend.

All 12 games are getting different upgrades. Some get full visual and frame rate enhancements, while others get GameShare support only.
hmm... those improvements for the zelda games is kinda weak. I was expecting improved frame rate, or at the very least more stable. Sad there is nothing for Paper Mario, that one could use a 60fps mode like the original GC version.
So... They're not gonna do anything with that Xenoblade Chronicles X 60fps mode, huh?
12 is a bit weak. The whole switch library is in need of a boost. Exclusives like the Xenoblades and Astral Chain would be great to see get a free update. Initially surprised Mario Wonder wasn't on the list, but I imagine they have a paid upgrade planned for that one.

Nintendo has kicked off a big Summer Game Sale on the North American eShop. Switch owners can save on a bunch of different tiles from both Nintendo and third-parties, including Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze, Dragon Quest XI S, and much more.

Amazon has once again discounted the physical version of Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker to $29.99 on the Nintendo Switch.
Gonna be fun :)