Games you hope to find on Virtual Console

[silverstarman]

What games? Water World? That's the only American one that goes for more than like $15.

Jack Bros. is the rarest US title on the VB right now.

[Vidgmchtr]

Yeah, everybody proposes these crazy methods involving waving your thumb joints or spoons or sticks or rubber bands over the button a certain way, but they never helped me beat the third Canary Mary race in Banjo-Tooie.  At least the fourth race has some strategy to it, but my brother only beat the third race once on some sort of fluke.  That'll probably be our only 100% file for that game.  There should be a law or something against button-mashing challenges.

Well, maybe if enough complaints are sent to Nintendo or something, like how the control-stick rotating minigames in the first Mario Party had tons of children with hurt palms. I don't recall Hudson ever making any more minigames like that for the other 7 Parties.

[Chupperson Weird]

Ah right, forgot about Jack Bros.

[missingno]

What games? Water World? That's the only American one that goes for more than like $15.

I usually see it for far more, and that's if I see it at all. There's plenty of rare titles that can't be found very easily. I have all the notably common ones except the really common baseball one.

[Chupperson Weird]

My meaning was, the rest of the ones I could think of go for less than $15.
And I mean, there are only 22 games total. That isn't a "plenty" in my book.

[missingno]

They could also bring the JPN only games too.

[silverstarman]

My meaning was, the rest of the ones I could think of go for less than $15.
And I mean, there are only 22 games total. That isn't a "plenty" in my book.

Well, it was a terrible failure, so there's not much to expect, really.

[missingno]

Either way though, many people still love weak obscure systems like the Virtual Boy or Sega Genesis 32X.
I play them to this date.

[silverstarman]

Oh yeah, just a question. The other day, I was looking in the N64 section on the shop channel, and I came across Star Fox 64 and Kirby 64, and it said that they were "Updateted." What does that mean?

[Chupperson Weird]

A second version of SF64 was released on VC to fix way-too-sensitive analog stick tracking and to put the slowdown back into the game. (?!) As for Kirby 64, I don't know.

I love my Virtual Boy. And the one game I have for 32X.
The Japan-only games were included in my count of 22.

[silverstarman]

I plan on buying one sometime, since I love collecting games and being able to collect every game in the US library would be like a reward!

[Luigison]

Jazz Jackrabbit

[WarpRattler]

What, so now you want DOS games on the VC?

[missingno]

I plan on buying one sometime, since I love collecting games and being able to collect every game in the US library would be like a reward!

That's how I am, only I extend to foreign libraries too.
I really want to one day buy a Famicom Disk System

[Kojinka]

A second version of SF64 was released on VC to fix way-too-sensitive analog stick tracking and to put the slowdown back into the game. (?!) As for Kirby 64, I don't know.

I love my Virtual Boy. And the one game I have for 32X.
The Japan-only games were included in my count of 22.

VC Star Fox 64 will catch my interest when they somehow bring rumble back into the mix.  I feel that playing SF64 w/out rumble would be like playing SSB without a rumble pack: the experience would just not feel the same.