Nintendo Magazine U.K.: Virtual Console titles
Yesterday, we covered a report about a possible problem European fans could encounter once the VC is up. It’s about the 50Hz and the whole PAL-NTSC ruckus. Regardless, fans still have a lot of reasons to celebrate. The official site of Nintendo Magazine U.K. (ONM) logged in to the Wii Shop using their UK consoles and found the following titles, and alongside them are the Wii points needed for purchase as well as controller compatibility:
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Altered Beast (MD): 800pts; Classic/Gamecube - Bomberman 93 (TG16): 600pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Bonk’s Adventure (TG16): 600pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Donkey Kong (NES): 500pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Donkey Kong Country (SNES): 800pts; Classic/Gamecube
- Dungeon Explorer (TG16): 600pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Ecco The Dolphin (MD): 800pts; Classic/Gamecube
- F-Zero (SNES): 800pts; Classic/Gamecube
- Golden Axe (MD): 800pts; (Classic/Gamecube
- Mario Bros (NES): 500pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Sonic The Hedgehog (MD): 800pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Super Mario 64 (N64): 1000pts; Classic/Gamecube
- Super Star Soldier (TG16): 600pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- The Legend Of Zelda (NES): 500pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Victory Run (TG16): 600pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Wario’s Woods (NES): 500pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
While most of the titles were expected, Wario Woods came out as a surprise for most. The title definitely carries some weight of sentimentality to it as it was actually the last licensed game that was released for the NES in North America. More importantly, the magazine site mentioned that most games are running at full speed and at full screen.
Via ONM
Yesterday, we covered a report about a possible problem European fans could encounter once the VC is up. It’s about the 50Hz and the whole PAL-NTSC ruckus. Regardless, fans still have a lot of reasons to celebrate. The official site of Nintendo Magazine U.K. (ONM) logged in to the Wii Shop using their UK consoles and found the following titles, and alongside them are the Wii points needed for purchase as well as controller compatibility:
- Altered Beast (MD): 800pts; Classic/Gamecube
- Bomberman 93 (TG16): 600pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Bonk’s Adventure (TG16): 600pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Donkey Kong (NES): 500pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Donkey Kong Country (SNES): 800pts; Classic/Gamecube
- Dungeon Explorer (TG16): 600pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Ecco The Dolphin (MD): 800pts; Classic/Gamecube
- F-Zero (SNES): 800pts; Classic/Gamecube
- Golden Axe (MD): 800pts; (Classic/Gamecube
- Mario Bros (NES): 500pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Sonic The Hedgehog (MD): 800pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Super Mario 64 (N64): 1000pts; Classic/Gamecube
- Super Star Soldier (TG16): 600pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- The Legend Of Zelda (NES): 500pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Victory Run (TG16): 600pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
- Wario’s Woods (NES): 500pts; Classic/Gamecube/Wii Remote
While most of the titles were expected, Wario Woods came out as a surprise for most. The title definitely carries some weight of sentimentality to it as it was actually the last licensed game that was released for the NES in North America. More importantly, the magazine site mentioned that most games are running at full speed and at full screen.
Via ONM
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