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Posted: Nov 28th 2007 10:52PM (Unverified) said

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They're not trashing anybody with them numbers. We're talking games 3 or 4 gens ago. Why are they nickle diming us on VC? Less than a half a dozen releases a week. Their whole library of NES and SNES are already emulated. N64 emus are running on a third of the releases. Expect Nintendo to continue on dragging their heels. MS will add 84 titles to BC this next update. They make it seem so easy to do. And shortly original Xbox games will be made available for download. No comment for the PS3.

Posted: Nov 29th 2007 11:31AM Crono141 said

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They add 3 titles (sometimes 4) per week, on the same day each week. Xbox get the BC updated once every 6 months, and the emulation is far from perfect.

PS3 is moving away from BC. There is not currently a PS3 in production that is fully (98%) BC, and that number will shrink because BC is a last gen feature, just like rumble.
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Posted: Nov 29th 2007 12:41AM drun said

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It's because most Wii owners are casual and cares nothing about old console games.

Posted: Nov 29th 2007 1:49AM ummhello said

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...or you could get yourself a SegaDreamcast and burn a NES emulator and all the NES games onto a CDROM and play it on the Dreamcast. Or actually have a NES and most every game for it (the good ones, at least). I have both (the Dreamcast and NES).

Posted: Nov 29th 2007 7:47AM (Unverified) said

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That's surprising.

Consider that most casual gamers will NEVER give old classic games a chance, and most hardcore gamers download ROMS off the internet, I'm surprised they're making money from this at all.


Posted: Nov 29th 2007 9:49AM (Unverified) said

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wow... imagine if they'd listened to the people who have been suggesting for years that they enable gba, ds, video and music downloads, to handhelds.

sigh...

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