Wii Shop Thread: ***FINAL FANTASY 3 IS OUT ON THE VC***

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Please use this thread to discuss current & future Virtual Console games. Instead of making a specific thread about each game, just ask here. There are plenty of people here whom will help you out--just have some patience! All news & rumors in regards to the Virtual Console & WiiWare titles will be found here.

For updates to the DSi shop, please check the official thread here!

Last Updated: 08/13/09@1:46 PM

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03/23/09: I have officially taken over this thread. Things that still need to be done:
  • Current Version: 1.0 Alpha, will be formatting more tonight
  • Short FAQ
  • Move images over to my own photobucket account so Lilboo no longer has to worry about them
  • Create section for most wanted games, keeping track of CAG/Nintendo Power Editors/Nintendo Power Readers requests
  • Potentially a section for sales, even though this data is sketchy at best
  • Upcoming known releases (primarily Wiiware)
  • Block sizes for DLC
  • Small section for foreign releases (UK, Japan)
  • Add Commodore 64 Section/Icon, release details, etc
  • Section details games available on other systems (i.e., an XBLA release of a game with multiplayer, or a compilation disc)
  • Games that won't make it for ____ reason (legal, forgotton, licensing rights, etc)
  • First party Nintendo games still not out
  • Include links to Nintendo Media Site, IGN Wii-kly release list, reviews or games, Nintendo Power results, etc
  • Charts! Controller compatibility, release quantities, etc
  • Ordered lists of games by release date, cost, size, etc.
  • Games with changes (Waverace 64, Pokemon Snap, Startropics...)
  • Create DSiware thread in DS Section with same format
  • Block size ranges for each console - this is only based on my own downloads; willing to take cross-sections from people if they want to help on this
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[size=-2]All titles are 500 points, unless otherwise noted
Current Total: 81 Games
Block Size Range: 17-28[/size]

Adventure Island - 09/03/07
Adventures of Lolo - 08/06/07
Adventures of Lolo 2 - 01/21/08
Balloon Fight - 07/16/07
Baseball - 01/01/07
Bases Loaded - 04/07/08
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Bio Miracle Bokutte Upa - 06/09/08 600 Points
Blades of Steel - 12/24/07
Bubble Bobble - 12/31/07
Castlevania - 04/30/07
Castlevania II Simon's Quest - 10/29/07
Castlevania III Dracula's Curse - 01/12/09
City Connection - 05/26/08
Clu Clu Land - 09/01/08
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Dig Dug - 06/09/08 600 Points
Donkey Kong - 11/19/06
Donkey Kong 3 - 07/14/08
Donkey Kong Jr. - 12/04/06
Donkey Kong Jr. Math - 09/03/07
Double Dragon - 04/28/08
Double Dribble - 11/26/07
Elevator Action - 03/05/07
Excitebike - 03/19/07
Galaga - 04/09/07
Ghost 'n Goblins - 12/10/07
Gradius - 01/08/07
Ice Climber - 02/12/07
Ice Hockey - 12/18/06
Kid Icarus - 02/12/07
King's Knight - 03/24/08
Kirby's Adventure - 02/12/07
Life Force - 02/16/09
Lode Runner - 06/11/07
Lunar Pool - 10/22/07
Mach Rider - 07/09/07
Mario Bros. - 11/19/06
Mega Man - 08/18/08
Mega Man 2 - 09/15/08
Mega Man 3 - 11/10/08
Metroid - 08/13/07
Milon's Secret Castle - 06/04/07
Mighty Bomb Jack - 05/07/07
NES Open Tournament Golf - 06/18/07
NES Play Action Football - 09/10/07
Ninja Gaiden - 05/14/07
Ninja Gaiden II - 10/15/07
Ninja Gaiden III - 02/18/08
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Ninja JaJaMaru-kun - 10/22/07 600 Points
Operation Wolf - 02/04/08
Pac-Man - 05/14/07
Pinball - 11/19/06
Punch Out!! Featuring Mr. Dream - 04/16/07
Renegade - 05/05/08
River City Ransom - 04/21/08
Skykid - 05/19/08
Soccer - 11/19/06
Solomon's Key - 11/19/06
Spelunker - 03/17/08
Star Soldier - 07/30/07
Star Tropics - 01/07/08
Super C - 08/27/07
Super Dodgeball - 09/29/08
Super Mario Bros. - 12/25/06
Super Mario Bros. 2 - 07/02/07
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Super Mario Bros: The Lost Levels - 10/01/07 600 Points
Super Mario Bros. 3 - 11/05/07
Tecmo Bowl - 03/12/07
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - 04/02/07 600 Points
Tennis - 12/18/06
The Legend of Kage - 04/19/07
The Legend of Zelda - 11/19/06
Urban Champion - 01/01/07
Volleyball - 11/12/07
Wario's Woods - 11/19/06
Wrecking Crew - 11/19/07
Xevious - 01/08/07
Yoshi - 07/09/07
Yoshi's Cookie - 04/07/08
Zanac - 12/03/07
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link - 06/04/07
Zoda's Revenge: StarTropics II - 12/29/08


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[size=-2]All titles are 800 points, unless otherwise noted
Current Total: 43 Games
Block Size Range: 25-64 (Ghengis Khan II - ??) [/size]

ActRaiser - 05/28/07
Axelay - 11/12/07
Breath of Fire II - 08/27/07
Contra III: The Alien Wars - 01/29/07
Cybernator - 12/17/07
Donkey Kong Country - 02/19/07
Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest - 05/21/07
Donkey Kong Country 3: Dixie Kong's Double Trouble - 12/24/07
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DoReMi Fantasy: Milon’s DokiDoki Adventure - 03/10/08 900 Points
F-Zero - 11/19/06
Final Fight - 05/07/07
Genghis Khan II: Clan of the Gray Wolf - 06/08/09
Gradius III - 04/23/07
Harvest Moon - 02/11/08
Kirby's Avalanche - 09/24/07
Kirby's Dream Course - 07/23/07
Kirby's Dreamland 3 - 01/05/09
The Legend of the Mystical Ninja - 04/30/07
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past - 01/29/07
Metal Marines - 10/15/07
Nobunaga's Ambition - 04/27/09
Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen - 03/02/09
Pac-Attack - 01/14/08
R-Type III: The Third Lightning - 01/15/07
Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV: Wall of Fire - 03/26/07
Secret of Mana - 10/13/08
Sim City - 11/19/06
Space Invaders - 11/17/08
Street Fighter II Turbo: Hyper Fighting - 06/25/07
Street Fighter II: The World Warrior - 12/25/06
Super Castlevania IV - 12/25/06
Super Ghouls 'n Ghosts - 03/05/07
Super R-Type - 03/17/08
Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars - 09/01/08
Super Mario World - 02/05/07
Super Metroid - 08/20/07
Super Punch-Out!! - 03/31/09
Super Star Wars - 08/10/09
Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers - 01/21/08
Super Turrican - 03/03/08
Super Turrican 2 - 09/29/08
Uncharted Waters: New Horizons - 04/06/09
Vegas Stakes - 11/26/07


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[size=-2]All titles are 1000 points, unless otherwise noted
Current Total: 16 Games
Block Size Range: 90 - 287 (Mario 64 -> Sin and Punishment) [/size]

1080° Snowboarding - 01/28/08
Cruis'n USA - 03/31/08
F-Zero X - 06/25/07
Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards - 02/25/08
Mario Golf - 10/06/08
Mario Kart 64 - 01/29/07
Paper Mario - 07/16/07
Pokémon Puzzle League - 05/05/08
Pokémon Snap - 12/10/07
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Sin & Punishment - 10/01/07 1200 Points
Star Fox 64 - 04/02/07
Super Mario 64 - 11/19/07
The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask - 05/18/09
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - 02/26/07
Wave Race 64 - 08/06/07
Yoshi's Story - 09/17/07


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[size=-2]All titles are 500 points, unless otherwise noted
Current Total: 12 Games
Block Size Range: 22 - ??? (Fantasy Zone II - ???) [/size]

Alex Kidd in Miracle World - 06/23/08
Alex Kidd: The Lost Stars - 03/09/09
Enduro Racer - 12/15/08
Fantasy Zone - 04/14/08
Fantasy Zone II: The Tears of Opa-Opa - 06/29/09
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Secret Command - 07/13/09 10/01/07 600 Points
Sonic Chaos - 02/02/09
Sonic The Hedgehog - 08/04/08
Sonic The Hedgehog 2 - 12/08/08
Space Harrier - 11/03/08
Wonder Boy- 03/31/08
Wonder Boy in Monster Land - 01/26/09


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[size=-2]All titles are 800 points, unless otherwise noted
Current Total: 67 Games
Block Size Range: 28 - 38 [/size]

Alex Kidd in the Enchanted Castle - 04/09/07
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Alien Soldier - 11/05/07 900 Points
Alien Storm - 12/17/07
Altered Beast - 11/19/06
Beyond Oasis - 03/19/07
Bio-Hazard Battle - 02/26/07
Bonanza Bros. - 01/29/07
Boogerman: A Pick and Flick Adventure - 11/24/08
Clay Fighter - 05/25/09
Columns - 12/04/06
Columns III: Revenge of Columns - 02/04/08
Comix Zone - 1/29/07
Dr. Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine - 12/11/06
Dynamite Headdy - 07/30/07
Earthworm Jim - 10/27/08
Ecco the Dolphin - 11/27/06
Ecco: The Tides of Time - 07/02/07
Ecco Jr - 11/26/07
Eternal Champions - 12/03/07
Forgotten Worlds - 11/17/08
Gain Ground - 02/05/07
Galaxy Force II - 05/11/09
Ghouls 'n Ghosts - 08/27/07
Gley Lancer - 07/21/08 900 Points
Golden Axe - 11/28/06
Golden Axe II - 06/11/07
Golden Axe III - 10/22/07
Gunstar Heroes - 12/11/06
Kid Chameleon - 05/28/07
Landstalker: The Treasure of King Nole - 09/03/07
Light Crusader - 12/31/07
Mega Turrican - 04/14/08
MUSHA - 01/19/09
Phantasy Star II - 02/18/08
Phantasy Star III Generations of Doom - 04/21/08
Phantasy Star IV - 12/22/08
Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure - 04/13/09
Powerball - 03/24/08
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Pulseman - 07/13/09 900 Points
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Puyo Puyo 2: Tsuu - 03/10/08900 Points
Ristar - 12/04/06
Rolling Thunder 2 - 12/24/07
Shining Force - 07/23/07
Shining Force II - 10/06/08
Shining in the Darkness - 08/13/07
Shinobi III: Return of the Ninja Master - 08/20/07
Sonic 3D Blast - 11/19/07
Sonic Spinball - 03/12/07
Sonic the Hedgehog - 11/19/06
Sonic the Hedgehog 2 - 06/11/07
Sonic the Hedgehog 3 - 09/10/07
Space Harrier II - 12/18/06
Splatter House 2 - 08/04/08
Street Fighter II: Special Championship Edition - 10/13/08
Streets of Rage - 02/19/07
Streets of Rage 2 - 05/21/07
Streets of Rage 3 - 09/24/07
Super Fantasy Zone - 07/21/08 900 Points
Super Thunder Blade - 09/17/07
Sword of Vermilion - 03/05/07
Toe Jam and Earl - 12/25/06
ToeJam & Earl in Panic on Funkotron - 06/04/07
Vectorman - 09/29/08
Virtua Fighter 2 - 04/16/07
Wold of the Battlefield: MERCS - 02/09/09
Wonder Boy in Monster World - 04/23/07
Wonder Boy III: Monster Lair - 04/20/09 900 Points

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[size=-2]All titles are 600 points, unless otherwise noted
Current Total: 60 Games
Block Size Range: 20 - 118 [Larger sizes denote TGCD games] [/size]

Air "Zonk" - 07/09/07
Alien Crush - 12/11/06
Battle Lode Runner - 04/23/07
Blazing Lazers - 05/21/07
Bloody Wolf - 06/18/07
Bomberman '93 - 11/21/06
Bomberman '94 - 03/23/09 700 Points
Bonk's Adventure - 12/21/06
Bonk's Revenge - 04/16/07
Bonk 3: Bonk's Big Adventure - 09/03/07
BRAVOMAN - 04/09/07
Break In - 08/11/08 700 Points
Chase H.Q. - 07/28/08
Chew Man Fu - 02/26/07
China Warrior - 06/25/07
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Cho Aniki - 09/08/08 900 Points
Cratermaze - 08/13/07
Dead Moon - 06/04/07
Detana Twinbee - 03/23/09 700 Points
Devil's Crush - 07/23/07
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Digital Champ Battle Boxing - 10/20/08
Double Dungeons - 03/12/07
Dragon's Curse - 04/02/07
Dragon Spirit - 07/02/07
Drop Off - 07/30/07
Dungeon Explorer - 12/21/06
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The Dynastic Hero - 12/03/07 800 Points
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Final Soldier - 09/08/08 700 Points
Galaga '90 - 08/06/07
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Gate of Thunder - 10/15/07 800 Points
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Gradius II Gofer No Yabou - 10/20/08 900 Points
J.J. and JEFF - 05/28/07
Legend of Hero Tonma - 09/24/07
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Lords of Thunder - 02/11/08800 Points
Military Madness - 12/18/06
Moto Roader - 01/15/07
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Monster Lair - 12/17/07 800 Points
Neutopia - 08/20/07
Neutopia II - 09/10/07
New Adventure Island - 02/19/07
Ninja Spirit - 05/14/07
Ordyne - 05/07/07
Power Golf - 11/05/07
Psychosis - 02/25/08
R-Type - 12/25/06 800 Points
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Riot Zone - 01/14/08 800 Points
Samuari-Ghost - 10/29/07
Silent Debuggers - 07/16/07
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SimEarth - 06/22/09 800 Points
Shockman - 04/30/07
Soldier Blade - 01/08/07
Splatterhouse - 03/19/07
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Star Parodier - 08/11/08 900 Points
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Super Air Zonk - 11/19/07 800 Points
Super Star Soldier - 11/27/06
Victory Run - 12/04/06
Vigilante - 02/05/07
World Class Baseball - 09/17/07
World Sports Competition - 06/18/07
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Ys Book I & II - 08/25/08 800 Points

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[size=-2]All titles are 900 points, unless otherwise noted
Current Total: 19 Games
Block Size Range: ??? - ??? [/size]

Art of Fighting - 10/08/07
Art of Fighting 2 - 07/28/08
Baseball Stars 2 - 12/10/07
Blue's Journey - 11/12/07
Burning Fight - 06/23/08
Fatal Fury - 10/08/07
Fatal Fury 2 - 06/30/08
King of Fighters '94 - 01/07/08
King of the Monsters - 07/07/08
Magician Lord - 10/29/07
Metal Slug - 05/26/08
Metal Slug 2 - 12/01/08
Neo Turf Masters - 08/18/08
Ninja Combat - 06/02/08
Ninja Commando - 07/14/08
Samurai Shodown - 06/16/08
Samuari Shodown 2 - 08/25/08
Top Hunter - 12/31/07
World Heroes - 10/08/07

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[size=-2]All titles are 500 points, unless otherwise noted
Current Total: 7 Games
Block Size Range: 37 - ??? (Boulder Dash - ???) [/size]

Boulder Dash - 02/23/09
California Games - 07/06/09
International Karate - 02/23/09
The Last Ninja - 02/23/09
Pitstop II - 02/23/09
Summer Games II - 03/16/09
Tower Toppler - 02/23/09

Virtual Console Arcade
[size=-2]All titles are 500 points, unless otherwise noted
Current Total: 6 Games
Block Size Range: 22 - 35 (Tecmo Bowl - Space Harrier) [/size]

Gaplus - 05/25/09 600 Points
Mappy - 05/25/09
Tecmo Bowl Arcade - 08/03/09 600 Points
The Tower of Druaga - 05/25/09
Space Harrier - 06/15/09 800 Points
Starforce - 05/25/09

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[size=-2]Current total: 112 Games[/size]
[size=-2]-Prices vary-[/size]

5 Spots Party - 07/20/09 - 208 Blocks - ?500Points
Adventure Island: The Beginning - 05/25/09 - 273 Blocks - 800 Points
Alien Crush Returns - 11/03/08 - 289 Blocks - 800 Points
Ant Nation - 07/13/09 - 209 Blocks - 700 Points
Art Style: Cubello - 10/13/08 - 47 Blocks - 600 Points
Art Style: ORBIENT - 09/29/08 - 126 Blocks - 600 Points
Art Style: Rotohex - 10/27/08 - 107 Blocks - 600 Points
Battle Poker - 07/20/09 - 107 Blocks - 800 Points
Big Kahuna Party - 12/15/08 - 122 Blocks - 700 Points
Bit.Trip Beat - 03/16/09 - 312 Blocks - 600 Points
Bit.Trip Core - 07/06/09 - 274 Blocks - 600 Points
Bit Boy!! - 07/13/09 - 90 Blocks - 600 Points
Block Breaker Deluxe - 06/16/08 - 285 Blocks - 1000 Points
Boingz - 11/17/08 - 168 Blocks - 1000 Points
Bomberman Blast - 09/29/08 - 271 Blocks - 1000 Points
Bonsai Barber - 03/31/09 - 128 Blocks - 1000 Points
Brain Challenge - 11/10/08 - 290 Blocks - 1000 Points
Brusier & Scratch - 12/08/08 - 318 Blocks - 1000 Points
Bubble Bobble Plus! - 05/25/09 - 269 Blocks - 800 Points
Bust-a-Move Plus! - 07/06/09 - 263 Blocks - 600 Points
Cocoto Fishing Master - 06/16/08 - 307 Blocks - 1000 Points
Cocoto Platform Jumper - 04/27/09 - 302 Blocks - 700 Points
Critter Round-Up - 05/19/08 - 235 Blocks - 1000 Points
Crystal Defenders R1 - 04/20/09 - 257 Blocks - 800 Points
Crystal Defenders R2 - 04/20/09 - 258 Blocks - 800 Points
Cue Sports - Pool Revolution - 12/29/08 - 179 Blocks - 500 Points
Defend Your Castle - 05/12/08 - 121 Blocks - 500 Points
Dr. Mario Online RX - 05/26/08 - 93 Blocks - 1000 Points
Drill Sergeant Mindstrong - 06/22/09 - 117 Blocks - 800 Points
Eduardo the Samurai Toaster - 06/15/09 - 306 Blocks - 800 Points
Equilibrio - 04/06/09 - 122 Blocks - 500 Points
Evasive Space - 02/16/09 - 283 Blocks - 1000 Points
Family and Friends Party - 03/02/09 - 181 Blocks - 1000 Points
Family Glide Hockey - 01/19/09 - 231 Blocks - 500 Points
Family Pirate Party - 05/11/09 - 182 Blocks - 500 Points
Family Mini Golf - 06/22/09 - 274 Blocks - 500 Points
Family Table Tennis - 05/26/08 - 274 Blocks - 500 Points
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a Dark Lord - 07/20/09 - 316 Blocks - 1000 Points
Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life as a King - 05/12/08 - 287 Blocks - 1500 Points
[size=-2]----Dungeon Pack 300 Points
----Triple Race Pack 800 Points
----Lilty Hut 300 Points
----Selkie Den 300 Points
----Yuke Shack 300 Points
----New Royal Outfit 100 Points
----New Chancellor Outfit 100 Points
----Luxorious House 100 Points
----Sacred Shrine 200 Points[/size]
Final Fantasy IV: The After Years - 06/01/09 - 117 Blocks (w/DLC = 55, 172 total) - 800 Points
[size=-2]----Additional Expansion Packs ??? Points[/size]
Fish 'Em All! - 06/08/09 - 129 Blocks - 800 Points
Fun! Fun! Minigolf - 12/22/08 - 302 Blocks - 900 Points
Gradius ReBirth - 03/09/09 - 174 Blocks - 1000 Points
Groovin'Blocks - 09/08/08 - 316 Blocks - 800 Points
Gyrostarr - 06/23/08 - 290 Blocks - 700 Points
HB Arcade Cards 07/27/09 - 127 Blocks - 500 Points
Helix 08/25/08 - 308 Blocks - 1000 Points
Hercules Chariot Racing 07/06/08 - 305 Blocks - 800 Points
High Voltage Hot Rod Show 01/19/09 - 318 Blocks - 1000 Points
Hockey Allstar Shootout - 12/08/08 - 117 Blocks - 500 Points
Home Sweet Home - 11/03/08 - 124 Blocks - 1000 Points
Incoming! - 07/13/09 - 62 Blocks - 500 Points
The Incredible Maze - 10/20/08 - 126 Blocks - 500 Points
Jungle Speed - 01/12/09 - 281 Blocks - 1000 Points
Let's CATCH - 06/15/09 - 115 Blocks - 1000 Points
Lit - 02/09/09 - 232 Blocks - 800 Points
Lonpos - 02/02/09 - 125 Blocks - 800 Points[size=-2]
----Nine available puzzle packs (25 puzzles, extra themes) 500 Points each (4500 for all nine)[/size]
LostWinds - 05/12/08 - 258 Blocks - 1000 Points
Maboshi's Arcade - 12/29/08 - 109 Blocks - 800 Points
Magnetica Twist - 06/30/08 - 84 Blocks - 1000 Points
MadStone - 10/06/08 - 89 Blocks - 800 Points
Major League Eating: The Game - 07/14/08 - 257 Blocks - 1000 Points
Mega Man 9 - 09/22/08 - 66 Blocks - 1000 Points
[size=-2]----Proto Man Mode 200 Points
----Endless Attack Mode 300 Points
----Special Stage 100 Points
----Hero Mode 100 Points
----Superhero Mode 100 Points[/size]
Midnight Bowling - 10/06/08 - 300 Blocks - 800 Points
Midnight Pool - 08/18/08 - 312 Blocks - 800 Points
My Aquarium - 09/01/08 - 227 Blocks - 500 Points
My Pokémon Ranch - 06/09/08 - 123 Blocks - 1000 Points
Niki - Rock 'n' Ball 01/26/09 - 129 Blocks - 500 Points
NEVES Plus 06/29/09 - 62 Blocks - 600 Points
NyxQuest: Kindred Spirits 08/10/09 - 299 Blocks - 1000 Points
Penguins & Friends - Hey! That's My Fish! 05/04/09 - 186 Blocks - 800 Points
Onslaught 01/26/09 - 308 Blocks - 1000 Points
Overturn 08/03/09 - 213 Blocks - 800 Points
Party Fun Pirates - 04/13/09 - 128 Blocks - 500 Points
Pirates: The Key of Dreams - 07/21/08 - 125 Blocks - 1000 Points
Pit Crew Panic! - 12/01/08 - 290 Blocks - 800 Points
Planet Pachinko - /01/12/09 - 188 Blocks - 500 Points
PLÄTTCHEN twist 'n' paint - 09/22/08 - 287 Blocks - 1000 Points
Pong Toss: Frat Party Games - 07/28/08 - 121 Blocks - 800 Points
Pop'Em Drop'Em SAMEGAME - 03/23/09 - 45 Blocks - 500 Points
Potpourrii - 09/15/08 - 128 Blocks - 800 Points
Pop - 05/12/08 - 110 Blocks - 700 Points
Protöthea 06/02/08 - 261 Blocks - 1000 Points
Rainbow Islands: Towering Adventure! 06/15/09 - 259 Blocks - 800 Points
Reel Fishing Challenge 06/29/09 - 264 Blocks - 500 Points
Rock N’ Roll Climber 08/10/09 - 125 Blocks - 800 Points
Sandy Beach - 01/05/09 - 296 Blocks - 500 Points
Sexy Poker - 08/03/09 - 297 Blocks - 500 Points
Silver Star Chess - 05/18/09 - 225 Blocks - 500 Points
Silver Star Reversi - 06/29/09 - 245 Blocks - 500 Points
Snowboard Riot - 02/02/09 - 271 Blocks - 1000 Points
Space Invaders Get Even - 12/01/08 - 307 Blocks (681 total w/DLC) - 500 Points[size=-2]
----Three stage packs (2 missions, different ships) 500 Points each (1500 for all three)[/size]
SPOGS Racing 07/07/08 - 264 Blocks - 1000 Points
Star Solider R - 05/19/08 - 145 Blocks - 800 Points
Strong Bad Episode 1: Homestar Ruiner - 08/04/08 - 319 Blocks - 1000 Points
Strong Bad Episode 2: Strong Badia the Free - 09/15/08 - 321 Blocks - 1000 Points
Strong Bad Episode 3: Baddest of the Bands - 10/27/08 - 321 Blocks - 1000 Points
Strong Bad Episode 4: Dangeresque 3 - 11/17/08 - 321 Blocks - 1000 Points
Strong Bad Episode 5: 8-Bit is Enough - 12/15/08 - 316 Blocks - 1000 Points
Sudoku Challenge! - 11/24/08 - 103 Blocks - 500 Points
Swords & Soldiers - 06/08/09 - 140 Blocks - 1000 Points
Tales of Monkey Island: Chapter 1 - 07/27/09 - 320 Blocks - 1000 Points
Target Toss Pro: Bags (aka "Cornhole" in certain circles) - 11/17/08 - 303 Blocks - 700 Points
Tetris Party - 10/20/08 - 244 Blocks - 1200 Points
Texas Hold'em Tournament - 06/01/09 - 114 Blocks - 500 Points
The Three Mustkateers: One for All! - 07/27/09 - 310 Blocks - 900 Points
Tiki Towers - 12/22/08 - 284 Blocks - 500 Points
Toki Tori - 06/01/08 - 289 Blocks - 1000 Points
TV Show King - 05/12/08 - 290 Blocks - 1000Points
VIP Casino: Blackjack - 05/12/08 - 207 Blocks - 700 Points
Water Warfare - 06/29/09 - 245 Blocks - 800 Points
Wild West Guns - 08/04/08 - 300 Blocks - 1000 Points
World of Goo - 10/13/08 - 320 Blocks - 1500 Points
Yummy Yummy Cooking Jam - 11/10/08 - 122 Blocks - 1000 Points

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[size=-2]-All channels are free unless otherwise noted-[/size]

Check Mii Out Channel - 11/11/07 - 91 Blocks
Everybody Votes Channel - 02/13/07- 54 Blocks
Internet Channel - 04/11/07 - 232 Blocks 500 Points [SIZE=-2](Originally was free until 06/30/07)[/SIZE]
Nintendo Channel - 05/07/08- 121 Blocks
Photo Channel 1.1 - 12/10/07- 4 Blocks
Wii Speak Channel [Voice Chat] - 12/05/08 - 51 Blocks
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  • Note: Technically this channel costs thirty dollars, as it requires purchase
    of the Wii Speak accessory, which contains a code for use in the Wii Shop.
    With no third party options, however, the channel is essentially free.
    It's a glass half full or empty thing. Or, rather, a glass with candy versus
    a glass with chocolate milk.
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Helpful Links:
Nintendo of America's Media Site [size=-2](This is where the Wiikley Update Press Releases originate)[/size]
Wiiware World
Wikipedia: Virtual Console
Wikipedia: North American VC Releases
Wikipedia: Wiiware Releases
CAG Wii Shop Thread 2008 (Lilboo)
CAG Wii Shop Thread 2009 (Lilboo)
 
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NINTENDO DOWNLOAD: BIG NAMES AND BRILLIANT GAMES MAKE FOR A MUST-SEE DOWNLOADABLE LINEUP

August 10, 2009

There's one word to describe the latest downloadable game offerings from Nintendo: phenomenal. For starters, Wii™ owners can dive into a space adventure for the ages as the Super NES™ classic Super Star Wars™ makes its Virtual Console™ debut. WiiWare™ devotees have two extraordinary new titles to choose from, including the high-flying NyxQuest: Kindred Spirits and the super-charged Rock N' Roll Climber™. And don't miss this week's Nintendo DSiWare™ Brain Age™ title, which will help keep your mind buzzing wherever you go.

WiiWare

NyxQuest: Kindred Spirits
Publisher: Over The Top Games
Players: 1-2
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) - Mild Fantasy Violence
Price: 1,000 Wii Points™
Description: Experience the awesome story of Nyx, an enigmatic winged girl who must descend from heaven in search of her missing friend, Icarus. Fly over the ruins of ancient Greece and avoid falling into blazing sands or perishing in the claws of cruel harpies and hydras. You will need the help of Zeus and other benevolent gods from Olympus to summon their powers. They will let you cast rays, modify the scenery and control winds as you wish. By making your own wrist movements and pointing to the game screen, you will be able to achieve these and many other feats. Fly, aim and shoot using your Wii Remote™ controller. Play with a friend and maximize your abilities: While one controls Nyx, the other will control the powers from the gods.

Rock N' Roll Climber
Publisher: Nintendo
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone)
Price: 800 Wii Points
Description: Prepare to "rock out" like never before in Rock N' Roll Climber. Climb rocks using the innovative control scheme, which has you controlling your character's movement using the Wii Remote and Nunchuk™ controllers. If you want an even more immersive experience, optional support for the Wii Balance Board™ is also available. Make your way up an array of courses, ranging from the Pop level's indoor rock wall to the Heavy Metal level's waterfalls (watch out for those moss-covered rocks - they're slick). In addition to the sense of accomplishment you'll feel upon reaching the top, you might just be rewarded with your own guitar.

Virtual Console

Super Star Wars
Original platform: Super NES
Publisher: LucasArts
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) - Fantasy Violence
Price: 800 Wii Points
Description: Risk your life as a Jedi Knight. Join Luke, Han and Chewbacca in their fierce war against the Evil Empire. Battle treacherous aliens. Pilot two vehicles in high-speed, first-person 3-D sequences. Rip through the desert in Luke's landspeeder. Clash with aliens in the Mos Eisley Cantina. Blast menacing boss monsters and Imperial stormtroopers. Attack TIE fighters in the trenches of the Death Star. Fight your way through the wastelands of Tatooine to the hostile streets of Mos Eisley and beyond. Grab your blaster, strap on your lightsaber and take on the fight for galactic freedom.

Nintendo DSiWare

Brain Age Express: Arts & Letters
Publisher: Nintendo
Players: 1
ESRB Rating: E (Everyone) - Mild Language
Price: 800 Nintendo DSi Points™
Description: This edition of the popular Brain Age series offers players a mix of new and familiar exercises, all with an artistic focus. Test your spelling in Word Attack, enjoy literary classics in Reading Aloud and tune your musical skills in Piano Player. A new Themes mode challenges you in drawing, photography and voice acting and lets you share your creativity with friends and family. And if you need a break, the always-enjoyable Virus Buster makes its return. Prepare for another round of training your brain in minutes a day.
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Original message follows:
Edit: Here is the message I posted in the other thread. All you really need to read from it is: Thanks Lilboo, hope Wii Shop gets better, and if you want to contribute toward a gift for Lilboo, please contact me.

Ok everyone. Say goodbye to this thread - the new one is located right over here. I am asking a mod to close this thread but leave it open, as well as to sticky the other one I have linked to.

I would like to thank Lilboo for all the work he has done over the past year, and perhaps longer. He took the initiative to update a thread that has seen its share of good and bad releases (more bad than good), the introduction of Wiiware, new channels, and the continued whining over the lamentable tragedy that is Earthbound. Yes, I was going to work Earthbound into this post somehow.

I think this is the sort of thing one gets burned out on as time goes on, almost no matter what the results are. Even with a perfect string of releases that made everyone happy each week, you'd likely develop ire and agony as time wore you down week after week after week.

After a few weeks where nothing has really been updated, and given some of the requests, it looked like there was still reason to update this. Originally, someone (I think soonersfan60?) suggested that perhaps a joint account be created, where a few people could create the new Wii Shop thread and had login credentials shared. In that way, they could pick up the slack for each other and make it a team effort. I had asked about doing this with some mods, but they all agreed that the problems that could arise from this were legitimate. After discussing this with them, I agreed.

This means that we will not (at least not yet) allow multiple people to edit the OP. I'll handle it for now, and perhaps in a year will pass it off to someone else, assuming we last that long and the Wii Shop actually has things on it worth tracking and talking about.

So, again, I would like to thank Lilboo for all his efforts in getting this all set up for me. All I really had to do was copy and paste a bunch of information and make sure the formatting was all correct (which I hope I have). I did update with releases since 1/05/09, which is when he stopped updating. I have also updated all of the block sizes for Wiiware releases to date, and have added a number of other small features, including a Block Size Range for VC titles (which I will need help on), a section of helpful links, a small Commodore 64 section, and added DLC for some titles I knew had them.

There is still much work to be done, and while I like the graphics currently used, I am planning on making my own, assuming they turn out well. I don't know who made the current ones, but thank you for doing so as well - I'm not sure where that thread was or is, but I know it was long ago and Lilboo had several entries. So, to whoever that was, thank you. I am planning on making a section devoted to listing who has dedicated time and effort to these threads, and will add that information when I can.

So again, let us all take a moment to thank Lilboo for all the tireless work he has done despite the myriad complaints and whining we're so prone to each and every Monday. I hope the Wii Shop sooner-rather-than-later begins to have worthwhile releases, but history tells me otherwise. Regardless, it has been nice to see such commitment from one user for the sake of so many of us.

I would really like to get him a small present as a show of appreciation. While a Wiiware/VC game makes sense, I imagine he doesn't have space and probably isn't too excited by what is currently out. I was thinking perhaps XBLA or PSN points (ironic as that might seem given the reason FOR the gift) - these might better suit him. So if there is anyone out there who might want to donate toward that, please let me know. We are CAGs so this might not exactly fly, but if so, please PM me and we will try to work something out. Additionally, Lilboo, please PM me at your convenience so we can discuss that as well.

Anyway, and once again, thank you Lilboo. I hope I can continue the tradition as best I can.
 
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Also reserving this spot.

Edit: By the way, if anyone sees any big errors or anything, PLEASE let me know. You can just post it - I don't want my PM inbox getting full. But just point out the mistakes and so on and I'll get to them as I can.
 
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:wave:

Yeah, it just def got to me after a while. I do apologize for getting burned out about it, but it's Nintendo's fault. :nottalking: ;) :lol:
Just week after week of just "eh" releases, almost 3 years into the life of the Wii and still no mention of a storage solution, and with WiiWare not being all that great, it's just.. ::sigh::

Well that, plus I was doing this a lot when I was unemployed or had better work hours. :lol:

Oh and the person who made those icons.. I couldn't even tell you! It was one of those people who rarely posted! I had contacted him about C64 banner (when it was announced) and he never got back to me since.
 
ONE WIIWARE GAME AND TWO VIRTUAL CONSOLE GAMES ADDED TO WII SHOP CHANNEL

March 23, 2009

Are you immune to this season's rampant basketball fever? If so, the Wii™ Shop Channel invites you and your friends to set up an action-packed tournament of your own with a fresh crop of downloadable games. This week brings an instantly irresistible puzzle game to the ever-expanding WiiWare™ library, plus a pair of classic TurboGrafx16 import titles for the Virtual Console™ – one a vintage vertical-scrolling shooter, the other featuring the beloved Bomberman. Draw up your brackets, grab those Wii Remote™ controllers and shoot for the top spot.

Nintendo adds new and classic games to the Wii Shop Channel at 9 a.m. Pacific time every Monday. Wii owners with a high-speed Internet connection can redeem Wii Points™ to download the games. Wii Points can be purchased in the Wii Shop Channel or at retail outlets. This week's new games are:

WiiWare

Pop'Em Drop'Em SAMEGAME (Hudson Entertainment, 1-4 players, Rated E for Everyone, 500 Wii Points): SAMEGAME is a simple yet engrossing puzzle game where you must clear matching blocks in sets of two or more. Score high by clearing out more blocks at once. If you manage to clear the entire grid, you can keep on playing with a whole new layout. Getting rid of all those blocks is the key to racking up points. Adjust the difficulty level in a one-player game by trying different grid sizes and multiple colors. Up to four players can face off in any one of three multiplayer modes. “Fame Game,” the most straightforward choice, is similar to the one-player version. “Shame Game” turns the tables by forcing players to go for the lowest score. “Blame Game” is a free-for-all as everyone vies for blocks on one big grid. Choose from different block styles, background graphics and music to customize your playing experience.

Virtual Console

Bomberman®'94 (TurboGrafx16, 1-5 players, Rated E for Everyone—Comic Mischief, 700 Wii Points): Bomberman has arrived to restore peace on the planet, which has been split into five parts by an evil hand. In addition to the nine members of the Bomber Family, the character Rooi shows up to lend a hand. Jump on the eggs that appear from destroyed soft blocks and you can ride one of five types of Rooi. Each Rooi has different special abilities—use them well and you'll ride to victory.

DETANA TWIN BEE (TurboGrafx16, 1-2 players, Rated E for Everyone—Mild Cartoon Violence, 700 Wii Points): It's the popular vertical-scrolling shooter renowned for its cute and comical world. Here come Twinbee and Winbee on a mission to save the planet from evil alien invaders. Standing in their way are six stages full of goofy enemies. Play as Twinbee in single-player mode, or team up with Winbee in two-player cooperative mode. With powerful attacks like Big Shot, or Twin Attack and Burst Attack in two-player mode, there's plenty of sting in their arsenal. Use your Shot to transform Bells into items with various effects. Stock up on these bad boys to expand your attack range and really have a blast.
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Aw, heart Bomberman! is it just as good/better than '93?!
 
[quote name='PR']ONE WIIWARE GAME AND TWO VIRTUAL CONSOLE GAMES ADDED TO WII SHOP CHANNEL

March 23, 2009
Are you immune to this season's rampant basketball fever? If so, the Wii™ Shop Channel invites you and your friends to set up an action-packed tournament of your own with a fresh crop of downloadable games. This week brings an instantly irresistible puzzle game to the ever-expanding WiiWare™ library, plus a pair of classic TurboGrafx16 import titles for the Virtual Console™ – one a vintage vertical-scrolling shooter, the other featuring the beloved Bomberman. Draw up your brackets, grab those Wii Remote™ controllers and shoot for the top spot.

Nintendo adds new and classic games to the Wii Shop Channel at 9 a.m. Pacific time every Monday. Wii owners with a high-speed Internet connection can redeem Wii Points™ to download the games. Wii Points can be purchased in the Wii Shop Channel or at retail outlets. This week's new games are:

WiiWare

Pop'Em Drop'Em SAMEGAME (Hudson Entertainment, 1-4 players, Rated E for Everyone, 500 Wii Points): SAMEGAME is a simple yet engrossing puzzle game where you must clear matching blocks in sets of two or more. Score high by clearing out more blocks at once. If you manage to clear the entire grid, you can keep on playing with a whole new layout. Getting rid of all those blocks is the key to racking up points. Adjust the difficulty level in a one-player game by trying different grid sizes and multiple colors. Up to four players can face off in any one of three multiplayer modes. “Fame Game,” the most straightforward choice, is similar to the one-player version. “Shame Game” turns the tables by forcing players to go for the lowest score. “Blame Game” is a free-for-all as everyone vies for blocks on one big grid. Choose from different block styles, background graphics and music to customize your playing experience.

Virtual Console

Bomberman®'94 (TurboGrafx16, 1-5 players, Rated E for Everyone—Comic Mischief, 700 Wii Points): Bomberman has arrived to restore peace on the planet, which has been split into five parts by an evil hand. In addition to the nine members of the Bomber Family, the character Rooi shows up to lend a hand. Jump on the eggs that appear from destroyed soft blocks and you can ride one of five types of Rooi. Each Rooi has different special abilities—use them well and you'll ride to victory.

DETANA TWIN BEE (TurboGrafx16, 1-2 players, Rated E for Everyone—Mild Cartoon Violence, 700 Wii Points): It's the popular vertical-scrolling shooter renowned for its cute and comical world. Here come Twinbee and Winbee on a mission to save the planet from evil alien invaders. Standing in their way are six stages full of goofy enemies. Play as Twinbee in single-player mode, or team up with Winbee in two-player cooperative mode. With powerful attacks like Big Shot, or Twin Attack and Burst Attack in two-player mode, there's plenty of sting in their arsenal. Use your Shot to transform Bells into items with various effects. Stock up on these bad boys to expand your attack range and really have a blast.

Remember that Wii features parental controls that let adults manage the content their children can access. For more information about this and other Wii features, visit Wii.com.[/quote]

Twinbee!

EDIT: GODDAMMIT LILBOO
 
[quote name='EXStrike']Cool.

Although, I don't think you should bother with a sales section. You can't get complete data on that anywhere.[/quote]
I don't know if it needs to go here, but it could be fun to do a relative comparison using the Nintendo channel, looking at unique users. If someone were to get it organized, a weekly or monthly analysis might be possible. Only problem is the obnoxious amount of work to get the data.

Thanks to lilboo and Strell for all the work here.
 
I was pretty happy with Bomberman '93, but I think I might have to get Bomberman '94 as well. I never could get enough of Mega Bomberman.

Thanks for taking over, Strell!
 
Bomberman '93 is all you need anyway.

Little disappointed that there isn't an evergoo gif in the OP, this thread needs to be more Strell-ized.
 
Got the new ones in, updated title.

Title should just be: Something you played on your TI-83 during class, another shmup, and Bomberman AGAIN.
 
Strell, thanks for taking the helm. Liboo, thanks for all of your work.

Can we put some/all of the Wii VC Channel data up on the Wiki, so we can (somewhat) get the 'multiple editor' ability for some of the information? I'm not really familiar with CAG's wiki, so I'm not sure what the state of it is.
 
There's a summary of 2D Boy's (World of Goo) GDC speech:
http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=22866

Pretty interesting stuff. They say the Wiiware release of World of Goo made up most of their revenues (55-60%; No wonder Nintendo is localizing it in Japan), followed by sales at 2D Boy's own web site (25%), then by Steam sales (12-18%), and the least amount of revenues came from the boxed retail release (2-3%; the only thing Brighter Minds got revenues from as 2D Boy self-published all of the other releases).
 
well heck yeah activity feed. the only reason I noticed this new thread was i saw strell's handiwork pop up there. fascinating.

since I'm here now I have a VC question. I was visiting with my nephews as I find myself doing pretty much every week lately and I noticed them finally doing something online other than Facebook (what an eight year old needs with social networking is beyond me) they were playing a bomberman clone something about fireman or what not. long story short I'm thinking of making my next Wii purchase a bomberman so they can learn a little something about where these web clones come from. Which bomberman would you suggest? Unfortunately in terms of controllers I only have 2 cube 1 Wii Remote (Nunchuk/Classic Controller). I'd like to pick something in the more traditional bomberman style. I'm not particularly interested in a bomberman adventure game.
 
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[quote name='Cao Cao']There's a summary of 2D Boy's (World of Goo) GDC speech:
http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=22866

Pretty interesting stuff. They say the Wiiware release of World of Goo made up most of their revenues (55-60%; No wonder Nintendo is localizing it in Japan), followed by sales at 2D Boy's own web site (25%), then by Steam sales (12-18%), and the least amount of revenues came from the boxed retail release (2-3%; the only thing Brighter Minds got revenues from as 2D Boy self-published all of the other releases).[/QUOTE]

World of Goo broke my Wii - the bastards :bomb:.

Well, it kept freezing whenever I started it so I deleted it - the delete hung for an hour so I powered off. Now I have a semi-corrupt Wii. I can still play stuff and save but I can't access the memory management or even re-download World of Goo (it is gone but didn't free the room so I can redownload and since I can't manage the game saves or channels at all I can't clear more space).

As a result my Wii shop purchases have come to a complete halt and I barely play the thing any more because I'm worried my uncopyable game saves (Animal Crossing, SSBB) will get hosed. It has been this way for a few months - I need to drum up the nerve and will to call Nintendo and insist they fix this for free (and without just simply wiping the memory). But I always have something better/more important to do ;).
 
ugh.. uncopyable game saves. that's that's unacceptable. Even for the 'family friendly' status the Wii has it's inane that you can't back up your saves for instances exactly like this
 
[quote name='io']World of Goo broke my Wii - the bastards :bomb:.

Well, it kept freezing whenever I started it so I deleted it - the delete hung for an hour so I powered off. Now I have a semi-corrupt Wii. I can still play stuff and save but I can't access the memory management or even re-download World of Goo (it is gone but didn't free the room so I can redownload and since I can't manage the game saves or channels at all I can't clear more space).

As a result my Wii shop purchases have come to a complete halt and I barely play the thing any more because I'm worried my uncopyable game saves (Animal Crossing, SSBB) will get hosed. It has been this way for a few months - I need to drum up the nerve and will to call Nintendo and insist they fix this for free (and without just simply wiping the memory). But I always have something better/more important to do ;).[/QUOTE]


Nintendo can move save files if there's a hardware issue, although I'm not sure what that would cost you given that your Wii is probably already out of warranty.

Sadly enough, the locked saves is a fairly big issue, and one that really makes no sense. However there is a solution if you're willing to look for it. The Homebrew Channel has a set of applications that will allow you to copy saves to a SD card and back. I did successfully move my roommate's Rockband 2 save from my Wii to his this past weekend, although I'm not sure what the ramifications of the online mode are as we haven't really played online.
 
Hey Strell,

c64.png


I did not do the old graphics, but this will give the C-64 the love it deserves until the next set of pretty pictures.

Thanks for taking over the thread, and thanks lilboo for starting it. If only Nintendo put as much effort as you guys.
 
[quote name='Wolfkin']well heck yeah activity feed. the only reason I noticed this new thread was i saw strell's handiwork pop up there. fascinating.

since I'm here now I have a VC question. I was visiting with my nephews as I find myself doing pretty much every week lately and I noticed them finally doing something online other than Facebook (what an eight year old needs with social networking is beyond me) they were playing a bomberman clone something about fireman or what not. long story short I'm thinking of making my next Wii purchase a bomberman so they can learn a little something about where these web clones come from. Which bomberman would you suggest? Unfortunately in terms of controllers I only have 2 cube 1 Wii Remote (Nunchuk/Classic Controller). I'd like to pick something in the more traditional bomberman style. I'm not particularly interested in a bomberman adventure game.[/quote]
Bomberman '93 or '94 are probably your best bet. They are both a good value since they are TG-16 games and include a classic single-player mode as well as a multiplayer battle mode. '94 uses the kangaroo thingies a lot, so you might prefer '93.
 
Four new games available on the Wii Shop Channel

Platform: Virtual Console Arcade

Games:
Mappy (500 Points)
The Tower of Druaga (500 Points)
Starforce (500 Points)
Gaplus (600 Points)
 
[quote name='EXStrike']Four new games available on the Wii Shop Channel

Platform: Virtual Console Arcade

Games:
Mappy (500 Points)
The Tower of Druaga (500 Points)
Starforce (500 Points)
Gaplus (600 Points)[/QUOTE]


...wait, what? Surprise update?
 
If you haven't done it already, go to system update in your Wii settings and do the update.

I've been playing games off of my SD for the last half hour. This is what we've been waiting for! It's great.
 
Final Fantasy's also coming to the Virtual Console. I and IV in the US/EU, I-V in Japan. No mention of VI.
 
[quote name='KingBroly']Final Fantasy's also coming to the Virtual Console. I and IV in the US/EU, I-V in Japan. No mention of VI.[/quote]

They're probably waiting until they remake 6 for the DS.
 
fucking FINALLY. That 2GB card sitting idle in my Wii will actually fucking do something now!1!

Almost makes me want to run home from work and start using it, but of course, I'm at work and it's just the Wii. :p

Edit: of course now that Nintendo gives me the ability to buy more VC/Wiiware stuff, they hike up the price on Wii points and continue to release shit I could care less about. fuckers!
 
[quote name='Strell']I don't know why everyone thought Amazon was a credible source for points pricing.[/quote]

I guess because Amazon doesn't usually give the $5 bump to Nintendo products that GameStop typically does.

Rhythm Heaven - GameStop - $35

Rhythm Heaven - Amazon - $30


Wii Zapper - GameStop - $25

Wii Zapper -Amazon - $20

GameStop is notorious for adding $5 to the price of DS games and accessories for no apparent reason. In this case it is just the opposite of how Nintendo products are typically priced at these stores.
 
[quote name='botticus']You don't have to buy Nintendo Points from Amazon.

http://www.ebgames.com/Catalog/ProductDetails.aspx?product_id=74146[/quote]

[quote name='Strell']I don't know why everyone thought Amazon was a credible source for points pricing.[/quote]


I've seen it priced over $20 at many places, including CC (well that doesn't count any more, but still), TRU, and Wal-Mart in my area and other areas. I dunno, honestly, I haven't had a good reason to go look for more points, but I can try hunting around again. Plus, I could just buy it straight off the Shop Channel. Touche to me. :p
 
I was hoping this would be announced today. Now I can finally have more use for my 4GB SD card! Yay!





Except I can't. This update breaks certain "abilities".
 
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