Ryu wrote:It's natural to release Super Turrican instead of something like the N64 Super Smash Bros.
Well, at least Super Turrican is supposed to be a good game (that's what I hear, anyway). I bought the N64 Smash Bros. at launch way back whenever and what a piece of shit that was (forget about the fan service for a second -- it was a really sloppy game; fortunately Melee was much, much better). If I was Nintendo, I wouldn't want people thinking Brawl had anything to do with that game.
Ryu wrote:Despite the fact both their systems print money, I can't help but conclude: Nintendo sucks. The Virtual Console is fast becoming a disappointment, and this week is one game shy of being as bad as Sony's PSN.
I didn't realize consoles were now judged soley by what downloadable stuff they have to offer. I agree that it's lame of Nintendo to cut back on Virtual Console releases, but I don't particularly care since they've only released one game I wanted anyway. Microsoft has released just one I would buy as well (Rez HD), and I don't think there's anything on PSN I'd pay to download at the moment, so they're all about the same in my book.
Ryu wrote:For the NES, SNES, N64, Genesis, TG16, and NeoGeo----what are your top 3 games for each system (if any) you'd like released on the VC?
NES: Mother (in English)
SNES: Live A Live, Terranigma, Seiken Densetsu 3 (all in English)
N64: [Nothing... I don't need a high-res emulated GE007... I'd much rather have the canned remade X360 version]
GEN: [Nothing]
TG16: [Nothing]
NG: [Nothing]
My biggest problem with the VC is the pricing structure. I have no interest in paying those kinds of prices for games I mostly already own or have already played to death. I didn't mind paying $12 for Sin & Punishment, but that had never been released here before. I think old games should be cheaper. I'd buy a ton of NES VC games if they were a $1 each, I'd consider Genesis games at $2, Turbo games at $3, SNES games at $4, and N64 games at $5. As it stands, I'm going to pass on most titles unless they're brand new (Wii Ware) or newly translated imports.