Games we NEED on the Wii VC. | Thread profile

Okay so this won't get us anywhere in terms of persuading Nintendo to release them, but it'll give us an idea as to how many people want what. I'd personally like a few titles to be released, and i'm sure a lot of people would agree with me. 1) SEGA DREAMCAST. (Could this ever happen?) 2) Jetset Radio Future 3) Skies of Arcadia 4) Majora's Mask, for the sake of it. 5) Earthbound. I ...

12) Super Smash Bros.

um.. MM MG MG2 FE (i kinda want to play that) SSB

You actually don't need any games for the VC. You just want them. So your thread title is inaccurate.

Quote: Originally Posted by Qnez 12) Super Smash Bros. Seriously, how did I forget that. That goes to the top of my list. EDIT: Quote: Originally Posted by Mafoofoo You actually don't need any games for the VC. You just want them. So your thread ...

Wow, yeah, nothing past the N64 will end up on it. So everytime somebody says a game that's out for the Xbox or something, I feel like hitting them. That's you Mr. Jet Set Radio Future. Yoshi's Island. /thread

Majora's Mask and Super Smash Bros are two games I would like on the VC very much. And a couple other good N64 games that I never played. Nintendo will probably want to make this service last as long as the Wii lasts, so who knows when Majora's Mask and SSB will make their appearance, along with some other great old games that I've never played. :p Well, I'm hoping MM appears first....

Quote: Originally Posted by Forte Wow, yeah, nothing past the N64 will end up on it. So everytime somebody says a game that's out for the Xbox or something, I feel like hitting them. That's you Mr. Jet Set Radio Future. I know it's out for xbox and that's not happening at all, I just though it came out first on ...

Jet Set Radio future did come out for the Dreamcast first.

Quote: Originally Posted by ZantDarksage I know it's out for xbox and that's not happening at all, I just though it came out first on the SDC then ported to the xbox? Nope, SDC version is called Jet Grind Radio. Speaking of which, a little while ago, the dudes who made JSRF (Brilliant, brilliant game) consulted ...