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Also, The Return of Ishtar, Souvalou, Space Harrier, and Emereldia are already confirmed for VC Arcade!
PepsimanVsJoe said:Virtual Console Arcade sounds great but I'm not in the mood to list a bunch of arcade games I want to see that may or may not make it to the service.
IGN is already saying Super Punch-Out is coming next Monday.FFantasyFX said:Also, how about the arcade Punch-Out!! & Super Punch-Out!! to coincide with Punch-Out!! Wii's release. Wishful thinking, I'm sure . . .
borghe said:IGN is already saying Super Punch-Out is coming next Monday.
MoxManiac said:I hate the punch out games
Ranger X said:Now I'd be curious to see if NOA will wake the fuck up and upload more VC games per update.
I mean, maybe they were holding up because of storage? Now we can eat games at a faster pace right?
RIGHT NOA?
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MoxManiac said:I hate the punch out games
Dragona Akehi said:Then... don't buy them?
MoxManiac said:Nobody else is allowed to get them either!
And believe me, i'll be watching!
Mappy = E73P.Somnid said:My search for Virtual Console Arcade title Ids isn't going so well. Could anyone messing around with them tell me what the file name on the SD card is?
I sure hope so. These games need to sell so that more of them can be released for people like me who already bought and loved them anyway!markatisu said:OK so everyone who refused to buy WiiWare and VC games because their fridges were full can now go happily into the Wii Shop and purchase correct?
markatisu said:OK so everyone who refused to buy WiiWare and VC games because their fridges were full can now go happily into the Wii Shop and purchase correct?
Capndrake said:Mappy = E73P.
d+pad said:To the folks here who want Punch-Out!! to show up on Virtual Arcade: How exactly would that happen? It was a two-screen game, wasn't it?
Perhaps, but I'm willing to bet that most the people complaining and "boycotting" VC over it were never going to buy the games in the first place.markatisu said:OK so everyone who refused to buy WiiWare and VC games because their fridges were full can now go happily into the Wii Shop and purchase correct?
Do want.crowphoenix said:Wait... Arcade perfect Sunset Riders! :O
Jiggy said:Do want.
What I'd really love would be the Dungeons & Dragons beat-em-ups, AKA the best beat-em-ups ever (or some of the best action RPGs if you'd like to consider them that), but I don't know how much hope I should have for Capcom's dedicated hardware. Those were also fairly late arcade games, and the fact that I recognize basically none of the titles of the currently-announced Virtual Console Arcade games suggests to me that they're probably starting with older games. I don't know the history of arcades particularly well, but I'm guessing that Virtual Console Arcade wouldn't have even been possible unless arcades shared some kind of relatively unified system at first...
I'm imagining that it might be some how based of the MAME engine if they are emulations, which can run most things.Jiggy said:Do want.
What I'd really love would be the Dungeons & Dragons beat-em-ups, AKA the best beat-em-ups ever (or some of the best action RPGs if you'd like to consider them that), but I don't know how much hope I should have for Capcom's dedicated hardware. Those were also fairly late arcade games, and the fact that I recognize basically none of the titles of the currently-announced Virtual Console Arcade games suggests to me that they're probably starting with older games. I don't know the history of arcades particularly well, but I'm guessing that Virtual Console Arcade wouldn't have even been possible unless arcades shared some kind of relatively unified system at first...
mrklaw said:is there a DSiware conference/workshop/whatever today? Would like to know the lineup of launch software
Because of licensing, I'm not hoping for various Capcom Disney games or Konami TMNT games--but I don't see the Dungeons & Dragons license as being on par with the likes of those in terms of copyright holders' reluctance to let others re-release older games for a relatively low price.MoxManiac said:Er, the hardware won't be the hurdle to get D&D released, it'll be licensing issues.
Yep. I'll pick up Ys Books I & II and Secret of Mana in the near future.markatisu said:OK so everyone who refused to buy WiiWare and VC games because their fridges were full can now go happily into the Wii Shop and purchase correct?
crowphoenix said:I'm imagining that it might be some how based of the MAME engine if they are emulations, which can run most things.
I don't actually think most acrade games shared boards as the arcade was often about pushing boundaries.
Firstly I am going to start with actually, you know... DOWNLOADING all of the games I have rights to. With Ys and MLAAK permanent residents on my Wii it hasn't left room for, well.. anything. After that.. well... yeah... Nintendo really gave us a seemingly perfect solution. Took em almost 2.5 years to do it, but FINALLY for an additional cost of like $20 I don't have to worry about storage on my Wii ever again.Chemo said:Yep. I'll pick up Ys Books I & II and Secret of Mana in the near future.
swerve said:The only annoying thing is having to download all my catalogue in one go.
glad to know. Thanks.And downloads straight to SD stop on the 'mario jumping at 100%' for about 40 seconds.
agreed. This is well beyond what I was actually expecting (which tells you how low I set the bar). Before Nintendo had the best download service with some serious caveats. Now, once again, they have far and away the best download service of the three consoles.Small price to pay for what we've got.
JOY.
Really? That is good news then.MoxManiac said:A lot of earlier arcade games were independent hardware, but the 90s saw a push towards dedicated arcade hardware for multiple games (SNK - NeoGeo, Capcom - CPS1/2/3, Sega - System16/32)
God I love that fucking download screen so much.swerve said:And downloads straight to SD stop on the 'mario jumping at 100%' for about 40 seconds.
bryehn said:Holy shit, the new VC Arcade interface is cool. Just grabbed Mappy. Asks if you want to create a save, has config options at title, etc.
There's screen options and control config options too! I wish this functionality was added to all VC stuff.
I think that was actually the point. If you just played MLAAK and went back to it tomorrow, it loads up instantly. Pretty sure that is intentional.Agent Unknown said:Only other 'lil snag is after you play a game from the card, the temporary SD menu memory file will not completely go away unless you go in and delete it, even if you power the system off. Not really a bad thing at all though because it's actually convenient for frequently played games, especially larger titles.