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Nintendo Downloads for 5/10/10. OBJECTION! NO VC AGAIN!
Aren't VC releases on a different day than WW?
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No they all get released on the same day. So this makes it two weeks without a VC release? Ouch. What the hell happened to the Virtual Arcade??
Oh well at least I'll pick up Photo Dojo. I'll give the DSi this, there are some high quality free downloads for it. Sounds like this could be good.
Virtual arcade am fail. There are so many great arcade games just begging for a release.
Yeah I'm utterly disappointed with it. 2010 was supposed to be the big "year of the Wii arcade" for me. The DataEast collection and TvC were good starts. But there hasn't been one notable VA release this year. It's depressing.
Edited: Mon, 10 May 2010 14:06:07
We need a VC version of Boong-Ga Boong-Ga.
Now why would I need that?
It's like YOU asking for a Doctor and Daddy simulator on VC.
It's like YOU asking for a Doctor and Daddy simulator on VC.
El Fuerte said:We need a VC version of Boong-Ga Boong-Ga.
BTW... I'm going to be referring to you as El Fuerte from now on.
( You would have to read the news from last night to understand why. 
)
Edited: Mon, 10 May 2010 16:30:16
phantom_leo said:Now why would I need that?
It's like YOU asking for a Doctor and Daddy simulator on VC.
SteelAttack said:We need a VC version of Boong-Ga Boong-Ga.
Is that the arcade game where you stick a finger in strangers anus?
That's the one. I've said it before, the Wii Vitality Sensor would make a home version of this game a reality:
No new VC releases for 2 weeks now? FU, Nintendo! 
Where's my Pilotwings 64? Nintendo = bastards!
F*** this. I'm seriously thinking of getting all of the old Nintendo consoles again. At least that way I can play Pilotwings 64, Goldeneye and a crap ton of other awesome games that will never come out on VC. AND I won't have to worry about DRM nonsense anymore either. AND I will be able to play Star Fox 64 with rumble! AND my cat will have some new cables to chew on!
--er, wait. That last part may not be a good thing. 
Where's my Pilotwings 64? Nintendo = bastards!F*** this. I'm seriously thinking of getting all of the old Nintendo consoles again. At least that way I can play Pilotwings 64, Goldeneye and a crap ton of other awesome games that will never come out on VC. AND I won't have to worry about DRM nonsense anymore either. AND I will be able to play Star Fox 64 with rumble! AND my cat will have some new cables to chew on!
--er, wait. That last part may not be a good thing. Edited: Mon, 10 May 2010 23:48:04
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