I very recently purchased this as well @TTGlider. It was mainly for my son, but I might actually give it some playtime myself. It's probably an intelligent decision, especially for younger children to initially begin with the most basic and less complex of the three installments. And then graduate through the following two entries, which are all operational on Wii. Well, for those of us who will have purchased our Wii's previous to it's redesign. (<:

Kirby's Dream Land 3 was awful. Zombies Ate My Neighbors, and Yoshi's Story stink too.

Agreed. It's slow and easy and generally unmemorable. No where near as good as the first two.

Kirby's Dream Land 3 is the best in the Dream Land series.

Every stage has a bonus secret to it, like a sidequest or an achievement.
It is the longest and hardest one! (uuh!)
has the most combinations of special powers and animal friends.
has the best graphics
it has most of the Game Boy tunes (from KDL1&2) remixed in 16-bit and lots of great original music,
you can play 2p co-op.
And it has Samus.

I think a few people didn't like it because it's more complex than the average Kirby game with all the added adventure and puzzle elements, higher difficulty and tricky co-op.

Kirby's Dream Land 3 is underrated, just like Kirby 64. They're solid platformers
(while Kirby's Adventure is overrated, lacking in challenge, longevity, and... color.)

Eternal Champions is a terrible game. The gameplay is very bad and it is hard to do the powers. There are a lot of better fighters than this game.

Super Mario World... the controls stink.

Metroid II: The Return of Samus. It's just...uninteresting. Not to mention I can't see where the hell I'm going because the camera is zoomed in too much.

Every single VC game I've downloaded. I like to have the original carts, and I almost never play any digital copies of games.

Here's a pro player tip: make sure you hold the controller the right way up.

Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers - I never have anyone to play it with.

Sonic 1, Sonic 2, Shining Force and Beyond Oasis - The existence of Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection makes paying $32 for those four games ridiculous.

DoReMi Fantasy: Milon's DokiDoki Adventure - It's a solid game, but I didn't think it was anywhere near as good as other platformers from its time and I don't see myself ever playing it again.

I pretty much always regret getting any multiplayer game because I never have anyone to play them with

If he was playing with a Gamecube controller then he has a point. They do stink. But thats the Gamecube controller's fault, not the game.

the only thing I regret to some small extent is final fantasy 1. I wasted 20 hours getting fir2 a silver sword and armor to go into a moss cave where I was slaughtered after countless hours of grinding in the cave to get the crown. its not a bad game and when my rpg sense tingles I pause my fight with king hippoe or my 500th completion of the original metroid (that i still play even though i have the 3ds version as well) and listen to the repetitive but awesome fight music as GRogres and creeps burn by the power of my 4 heroes of light. if i could go back i'd probably would have just got mega man 3 (which to this day i still don't have) and wait until a year and a half later when I would get Chrono trigger.

Final Fantasy 1 Japanese version is really brutal... so say your blessings!
But my biggest regret is Neo-Geo's Samurai Shodown 2,,, cost me 900 points LOL

...you do know that Sonic Mega Collection contains Sonic 1, 2, and nearly all the old ones for $8?

But it doesn't have any of the other older games.

Back to the Neo Geo which cost $649.99 US when it came out and Samurai Shodown 2 was 199.99 US so in hind sight thank you Nintendo i only spent 9 dollars on the VC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes

That's not a regrettable download.

I'll be honest, Kirby's Adventure suffered from some MAJOR slowdown, much more than other NES downloads from VC. (anyone else have slowdown with the game?) That tainted the whole thing a bit for me. So...I kinda regret that.

Also, Super Mario Kart. I really don't have anyone to play with. And...it's pretty bare bones, even if it is less gimmicky than some of the later Mario karts. I just find it rather tedious and thus, don't play it.

For an extra $9, Sonic's Ultimate Genesis Collection gets you everything important (with the very notable exception of Sonic 3 & Knuckles) from Sonic Mega Collection, plus nearly 40 more (mostly) great Genesis, SMS and arcade games. I'd take that deal over Sonic Mega Collection.