For everyone unhappy with the VC selection..it is not to Nintendo's benefit to flood the VC with games right away! The more games they make available, the less money available to be spent on the actual Wii launch titles.
It's purely a financial thing, not a slap in the face.
So you're tellin' me that THESE 14 awesome great games (sarcasm mode off) were worth all the
hype and the wait then huh?
NES
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Donkey Kong
Mario Bros.
Pinball Nintendo
Soccer Nintendo
Solomon's Key
The Legend of Zelda
Wario's Woods
SNES
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F-Zero
SimCity
N64
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Super Mario 64
Genny/MD
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Altered Beast
Sonic The Hedgehog
TG-16/PC-E
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Bomberman '93
Bonk's Adventure
Maybe you don't care but this service isn't living up to the hype everyone and Nintendo put behind it. Sure us fans really looking forward to the overall potential were probably disapointed because of the small amount that was released.
But come on, if they release a few hundred over a few month period, it's like I commented on another MB some time ago, with over 3000+ games for all of those systems (5 so far) they won't even be able to release them all in the span of 5 years.
Sure I don't need to play
classics like Yo! the Noid, but I would still like to be able to if I wanted to do so. Hell there's not even one Megaman game on there yet for cryin' out loud.
Nintendo let us imagine the possibilities and then (as I said) slapped us (those of us who thought BIG) in the face with the reality that this was an after thought and something nice to have and not something that was integral to their plans and would be what everyone expected.
Especially some of the harder to get SNES, N64 games (other region) that were never released in some territories.
That's why I feel slighted. I do agree that it's a finacial thing, but what they COULD have made financially, compared to what they WILL make because they're not putting their big guns behind this program, well I'm glad I'm not the one shooting myself in the foot over lost profits, because of short sightedness.
In the end it's there loss and all it gives them is ticked off consumers who WERE interested in this concept from the start.