While Ghoul Patrol is less well-known, Zombies Ate My Neighbors is considered to be a cult classic by many gamers because of its surprisingly deep gameplay and humorous horror atmosphere. The story in Zombies Ate My Neighbors and its sequel revolves around Zeke and Julie, two teenagers who must brandish backyard weapons and even travel to different worlds in order to rescue their neighbors from various horror movie monsters. Both games will retain single-player and local co-op modes. Players will now be able to save anywhere, discover additional museum content, and get achievements for performing certain tasks in the game. Zombies Ate My Neighbors and Ghoul Patrol will be receiving some quality of life upgrades for their release on the Nintendo Switch. RELATED: Star Wars Republic Commando Leaked for the Switch Though Republic Commando was playable through backward compatibility in 2018, the Switch release for Zombies Ate My Neighbors and Ghoul Patrol marks their first re-release since 2010 on the Wii Virtual Console. Following a leak in February, the 2005 tactical first-person shooter Star Wars: Republic Commando was released for the Switch and PS4 in April. Zombies Ate My Neighbors and Ghoul Patrol are not the only LucasArts games to be revived for the Switch this year. Since Lucasfilm Games' reestablishment earlier this year, the company has been working on new titles such as an Indiana Jones game with an original story and an open-world Star Wars game. They will be released under the Lucasfilm Classic Games banner. Disney Interactive is publishing the re-release of Zombies Ate My Neighbors and its sequel Ghoul Patrol, two run-and-gun style games known for their humor and gameplay.

Two LucasArts games from the SNES era will be making their way onto Nintendo Switch this summer.

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