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Posted: Dec 5th 2006 8:42AM (Unverified) said

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Hak Foo.. wait till you get to later in the game. Some of those games are difficult. For one of the dance ones my girlfriend and I had to control the wii-mote and nunchuck separately to beat it.

Posted: Dec 5th 2006 10:24AM (Unverified) said

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The idea of offering a demo of such old games, regardless of if their hasn't been alot of people to play the game, isn't worth the extra steps to Nintendo and I can understand why they would not offer such a thing.

However, if they offered a small free downloadable movie clip of the gameplay that would help alot. storage would not be an issue as each new demo clip would just overwrite the previous one (or just view these clips online at nintendos web site).

Posted: Dec 5th 2006 4:41PM kftgr said

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To those people saying to emulate the VC games as a demo...You're missing the point of an "annoyance" completely.
The Joystiq poster was used to the demo feature from XBLA. Not having it on the Wii was incovenient, thus the existance of this annoyance. So what do you guys suggest? Go find, download, then emulate the games just to see if it's worth a purchase? Like that's very convenient.

If you find this annoyance invalid, then how about the following:

Wii annoyance #12: must skirt IP laws by inconveniently having to find game and then emulate it on computer before being able to see if game should be purchased on the Wii.

Posted: Dec 5th 2006 5:52PM (Unverified) said

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lol. a 5 minute time constraint? you have seen those videos where people beat Castlevania, Mega Man, Super Mario Bros, and Contra in less than 15 minutes right?

hell, a 5 minute demo would have you through a quarter of the game when you get good enough. lol.

all kidding aside, it would be nice to be able to preview the game before you buy it, especially when looking at the price of particularly NES games.

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