[Wii] Virtual Console Discussion Thread

Well once I get my Wii I wont be downloading anything that I can't emulate or play online. I'm perfectly happy with current emulation standards and not shelling out money to Nintendo for the same stuff.

I'd like to know if Nintendo has or has plans to possibly release added content for some of these games. If that happend then I'd consider buying some VC stuff.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by Lukage

And what standards are these?...None? Go boast about all the roms you've downloaded. I think bragging about your obvious lack of participation in the thread isn't quite necessary. You do know that roms are for backup purposes for games you already have, right?

The standards are mine. Furthermore stop reading shit into people's posts. I didn't brag about anything. It would be stupid of me to buy something I can play just as well for free. Moreover this is precisely the thread to talk about it as it's a *Virtual Console Discussion Thread* and thus the place to discuss descisions on whether or not to buy VC games. I know exactly what roms are for and I have and will continue to do what I've done for over a decade.

Lastly I find it interesting how you just ignored the last part of the post. Does Nintendo have plans to add content to already existing games?

There's nowhere I can't reach.

What is the reason for the discrepency in releases for each region? I could understand if we were dealing with physical merchandise where you have to estimate supply and demand, but it's as simple as uploading a game and letting people download it. I doubt Nintendo would notice the server space.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

The thread creator may want to add this link to the first post.

Also on the note of the releases what you're saying probably is the explanation for the delayed releases. I'd lean more towards the ESRB than the manual explanation, but either or both are equally feasable.

You said the manual was in some cases much more extensive than the original instruction booklet. Is this to say that you're given hints above and beyond what would be expected? I'm picturing a "Navi-type" deal where if you need help and pull up the manual you get more info than you may want, or people using the manual as a crutch all the way through the game.

I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body?