Gimme Spy Hunter and Martial Champion and I'm good.

I don't think the Wii can emulate hardware that bad-ass.

Seriously. I don't think it's possible.

Strider, Magician Lord, all the Pac-Mans, All the DK's.

This is a wishlist for arcade games, BTFeather.

duuuuude don't spoil the fun! D:

Four player Gauntlet II

F-Zero AX and Mario Kart Arcade are based on Triforce hardware, this's basically a GameCube.

//Not really interested in VC Arcade. Already have MAME installed on my PC with >80GB of arcade games. MAME is a fantastic emulator and MAME32 is nice frontend, fully equiped with extra materials (screenshots, cabinet photos, marquees, flyers, overlays, hi-score tables, cheats, history articles, PCB schemes, manuals etc. etc.) it's like a virtual arcade museum. Love this thing.

The Wii can't emulate the Gamecube, though. You play Gamecube games on it because it essentially has a Gamecube inside of it.

Star Wars Trilogy Arcade. I'd kill for that.

It would be nice to cross-list these titles to see what has and what has not appeared on previous compilations.

I have a lot of these games already on different collections. Thus, what would interest me is what I don't have.

Another thing that I would love to see are really classic games, games that I grew up with (relatively speaking of course, I am old), games that had their best home version in the classic era. I am thinking here of games like Omega Race and Cosmic Avenger.

And to echo what has been said before, The Simpson's Arcade Game would be a definite purchase for me as I remember playing it on PC (there was never a console release that I know of, much to my chagrin).

Finally, to answer how is this different than MAME -- well you can play it on your TV set and there are no questions of legality (which can occur regarding the acquisition of ROMs used on MAME).

Mike from Morgantown