Kirby Air Riders feels like the epitome of a 22-year-old game, but it may even play better with a GameCube controller.

The GameCube Nintendo Classics are exclusive to the Switch 2 and allow players to jump into a library of games from the early 2000s console. Nintendo is adding games to the collection one-by-one, so we’ve compiled a list of all of the GameCube games you can currently play on the Switch 2, as well as the games still to come.

As anyone who’s played the original GameCube title Kirby Air Ride will know, there’s no need to accelerate in this game. Steering left and right is all that’s needed, while the B button brakes. Holding this button also builds a speed boost, so the general strategy is to brake-slide around corners then let go to boost before you slow to a stop.