What virtual console games do you own?

[Setzer]

Here's what i own:

NES: Solomon's Key, Donkey Kong
SNES: Contra III, Gradius III, Donkey Kong Country 1+2, Super Mario World, Zelda - A Link to the Past
N64: Zelda - Ocarina Of Time, Mario Kart 64, Super Mario 64

Looking forward too:

Super Mario RPG
Kirby Superstar

Virtual Console Games For North America

[Richard-RN]

Way too many. Next one will be Super Metroid on Monday!

[ruben_gamer4life]

here is my list: Super Mario64, Ninja guiden, Paper Mario, Star Fox64, and Mario Kart64

[Jason-RN]

Right now I only have Gunstar Heroes and Mario Kart 64. There are a bunch of other games I want, but I just haven't gotten around to downloading them.

[Pilgrim John]

I can't download any of them because I still don't have Internet connections available for my Wii. I need that dongle, and then I need Windows XP in order to run it... It's a pretty big hassle.
But if I could, I'd get Gunstar Heroes, Zelda: A Link to the Past, SPLATTERHOUSE, Ristar, Kid Icarus, and Super Metroid. The ones I'm waiting for are Earthbound, Castlevania: Rondo of Blood (TurboGraf-X, baby), and Castlevania III.

[ruben_gamer4life]

I'm really looking forward for banjo tooie

[Jason-RN]

rubengamer4life said:

I'm really looking forward for banjo tooie

Don't get your hopes up, though. Microsoft now owns the Banjo license, so Banjo-Tooie is more likely to appear on Xbox Live Arcade than Virtual Console.

[Pilgrim John]

Didn't Rare already say that they weren't going to include any of their games on VC?

[Richard-RN]

I don't think they explicitly said that, but considering the circumstances I definately would not expect anything. Reggie said they were doing everything they could to get Goldeneye on the system, which would mean permission from Rare and whoever owns the Bond license now (EA, right?)

[Setzer]

IGN.com reports that a discussion with Rare, former Nintendo second-party developer, found the company's retro titles will not be offered on Nintendo's Virtual Console service. The question was posed to Rare and its new parent company Microsoft at the Game Developers Conference last week. Rare has a long list of games to its name released on the NES, SNES and N64 including R.C. Pro Am, Battletoads, Jet Force Gemini, Perfect Dark, Banjo-Kazooie, and Conker's Bad Fur Day. IGN speculates that Goldeneye 007 for the Nintendo 64 will also be on the "no" list since it would require approval by both Microsoft and Rare as well as Electronic Arts, the current holder of the James Bond license.

This is not to say that all Rare titles are off limits. Games that have a good chance of appearing on the Virtual Console are those that were developed using Nintendo's franchise characters. This includes such titles as Donkey Kong Country, Donkey Kong 64 and Diddy Kong Racing. Of course, at this point in time, this remains conjecture since no games and few details have been announced for the service.

www.n-sider.com/newsview.php?type=story&storyid=1886