Makes sense to me. A lot more people had a Wii console in their home than those who had DSi. Not to mention the Wii Shop was also accessible on Wii U consoles.
Not really. Piracy and people moving on to not casual consoles made the Wii die out quick. Most people dropped the Wii after they got bored of the gimmick. It sold a lot but it was severely underpowered. The wii shop is dead an no one uses it.
That animation was pretty cool, but man was it useless. It was impossible to tell exactly where your download was at or even have anything more than a vague idea of how long it would take.
You should drop in to IRC more often.
Okay, but everyone will miss the music. It's legendary.I'm surprised it took them this long. The shop channel did have a couple neat things but was otherwise largely forgettable, so it probably won't be missed much.
When the Wii first came out though, I remember really liking Virtual Console. Nowadays I couldn't care less about VC on any console, I find it more convenient to play them on my laptop anyway. But back then, emulating N64 games on a PC didn't work as well as it does now, and I didn't have a good USB gamepad, so Virtual Console was the best way for me to play anything that used analog controls.
That animation was pretty cool, but man was it useless. It was impossible to tell exactly where your download was at or even have anything more than a vague idea of how long it would take.
Also, hey Brian117
That animation was pretty cool, but man was it useless. It was impossible to tell exactly where your download was at or even have anything more than a vague idea of how long it would take.
Also, hey Brian117
There's plenty of stuff floating around the net that's legitimate. I don't think it'll be an issue.If we can't find any dumped Virtual Console games that are on the Shop Channel, there's always WAD injection
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