ok Iv added your suggestions up to this point, also please include the console for the game you are suggestion, makes it easier to add to the list.
Keep em coming guys : )
Arcade:
All the Street Fighter games except for Street Fighter IV
Virtua Fighter 1, 2, & 3
Forgotten Worlds
Ghouls N' Ghosts
Sega Super GT
Sega Rally 2
All the arcade Darkstalker games
Red Earth
All the Mortal Kombat games
All the Marvel vs. Capcom games except for MVC 2
Dynasty Wars & it's sequel Forgotten Worlds
Giga Wing
Mars Matrix: Hyper Solid Shooting
All the 19"XX" games made by Capcom
Hard Drivin' & it's sequel Race Drivin'
Fighting Vipers 1 & 2
House of the Dead 1,2, & 3
Virtual On: Oratorio Tangram
Dynamite DUX
Sega Sonic the Hedgehog
All the Gauntlet Games
Some of these games might not be on the VC until the next nintendo system's VC. part 2 coming soon
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| marktheshark275 said: All the Street Fighter games except for Street Fighter IV Virtua Fighter 1, 2, & 3 Forgotten Worlds Ghouls N' Ghosts Sega Super GT Sega Rally 2 All the arcade Darkstalker games Red Earth Some of these games might not be on the VC until the next nintendo system's VC. |
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also, Forgotten World and Ghouls N' Ghosts are apparently already on the NA Virtual console
also also, alot of those game are late arcade games that also made appearances on the Sega Saturn and even Sega Dreamcast and I doubt it would be possible for the Wii to successfully emulate them, and the Virtual Console Arcade seems more destined to be for older arcade titles from the 80's so I was hesitant to add them, but until its confirmed that the Wii cant do Saturn/Dreamcast emulation or that the VC ARC is only for old games Ill keep em up
I never played any NES, SNES or that gens games but was Ms. Pac-man never released on any consoles? I've been wondering why it was never released on VC.
Crazy Climber on Virtual Console Arcade possible utilizing perfectly the two thumbsticks from the wii classic controller.
wii number: 8166 7045 0170 7783 (don't forget to inform me if you add me)
Alright I'll admit this question makes me fail at life, but why can't they release certain games on the VC? Even if Nintendo released a quarter of those said games I'd be happy.
| SimonSaysFYou said: Alright I'll admit this question makes me fail at life, but why can't they release certain games on the VC? Even if Nintendo released a quarter of those said games I'd be happy. |
No it doesn't.. it's a very legitimate question to ask!
Basically, there's all kinds of licensing and legal issues, and a good deal of companies/developers that put out certain games back in the day either don't exist anymore or they were bought out by another company that owns the rights to said games. Rare is probably the biggest and most notorious example of this, which is why we haven't seen any of their games appear on the VC aside from the DKC series, which Nintendo owns the IP and rights to.
So it's not as simple as just dipping into the NES' or SNES's back catalogue, picking a game and dropping it on the VC for example, plus as Nintendo has stated, they'd prefer to focus on WiiWare then release a flood of titles on the V.
On 2/24/13, MB1025 said:
You know I was always wondering why no one ever used the dollar sign for $ony, but then I realized they have no money so it would be pointless.
Knucles Chaotix, Clay Mates,
Gnac said:
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Really? Dammit... I hope it gets a US release one day... I don't feel like buying a PSP just for Dracula X Chronicles.
On 2/24/13, MB1025 said:
You know I was always wondering why no one ever used the dollar sign for $ony, but then I realized they have no money so it would be pointless.
Joelcool7 said:
I know as a kid I missed out on Yoshi's Island I'm really looking forward to downloading it if/when it becomes availible on VC. Another big one on my wish list is Donkey Kong 64! |
Your best bet for Yoshi's Island would be to track down a copy of the GBA version of it, since I highly doubt we'll see it on the VC anytime soon. I don't think DK64 should be a problem for Nintendo, but again, they'd much rather put it out as like a full-priced remake or something on DS like they did with Diddy Kong Racing to make more money.
On 2/24/13, MB1025 said:
You know I was always wondering why no one ever used the dollar sign for $ony, but then I realized they have no money so it would be pointless.
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