I am a person that actually like play the same game I already beaten. I don't think it's right that game companies for consumers like me from trying to beat the same again without it me buying another copy.

The other problem I have with that is my younger brother and I share the same game.

I have multiple Sonic memories with the Sega Genesis Sonic games standing out the most to most back when I was a middle School and High School student with my owning all the Sega Genesis Sonic games from 1992 to 1996. Sonic came out at time that I was accustomed to be playing Atari 2600 & 7800 games with me not playing a lot of Nes games due to the fact I didn't own Nes yet at the time. Here is a list of my favorite Sonic moments.

1.) The Sonic Memory that stood out the most to me was back in 1991. Sonic was the first Genesis game I ever played and I played at Target and my younger brother did also. It was different for us compared to the small amount of times we played Super Mario Bros. and Super Mario 3 at other people's houses since we didn't own Nes yet at the time. Sonic 1 was different to my younger brother and I in terms of how fast the game, but was fun at the same. Sonic 1 was one of the reasons I got a Sega Genesis for Christmas in 1992. It turned out the Sega Genesis was the right system for me at the time because of my video game back ground on game consoles at the time considering what type of genres I was into at the time.

2.) My younger brother and I had a competition of going to the highest level as possible without using game genie when we first got the Sega Genesis for Christmas in 1992.

3.) The first time I heard some the music from the Sonic games on the Sega Genesis. Some of the music I heard from the Sega Genesis Sonic series is among my list of favorite video game music tunes including lava reef zone stage 1.

4.) My younger brother and I playing 2 player mode in Sonic 2&3. It went to the final stage for the 2 play mode most of the time we played against each other.

I am very familiar with Game Gear. Shining Force: Sword of Hajya is one of my favorite games for Game Gear. I first tried Game Gear out as a teenager in 1991 in a store and I later got it as a Christmas gift in 2007 or 2008.

The problem with Game Gear was the screen itself. I can be difficult to see stuff on Game Gear's screen due to blurriness.

There actually was two Ecco games for Game Gear.

I beaten Lufia years ago. It is a pretty good rpg. It isn't as good as Lufia II: Rise of the Sinistrals though.

The TG-16 coming to the 3DS shouldn't be shock because the Tg-16 games are available for iphone, IPod, and IPod Touch. The other reason is Turbo Express plays Hu Cards.

Turbo Express didn't play CD games.

I do see Final Fantasy 6 making it to the vc for NA. It was a very good rpg that caused Phantasy Star 4 being unfairly overlooked and underrated in scores back in the day from magazines like Game Informer. Game Informer gave Phantasy Star 4 an average score of 7.25 and Final Fantasy 6 an average score of 9.5.

I think the Dragon Quest games will be starting to be released soon. I really don't view them as big deal for me since I own the Nes copies of the first 4 besides Gameboy Color versions of the first 3 Dragon Quest games and the DS version of Dragon Quest 4.

I just hope after the FF series is over that Terranigma gets released on the vc.

Nintendo DSi XL
Estrian Odyssey III: The Drowned City (DS)
Dragon Quest IX: Sentinels of the Starry Skies (DS)
Blue Dragon (Awakened Shadow (DS)
Lufia: Curse of the Sinistrals (DS)
Arc Rise Fantasia (Wii)
Data East Arcade Classics (Wii)
Pinball Hall of Fame: The Gottlieb Collection (Wii)
Gradius (Nes)
Uninvited (Nes)
Project S - 11 (GBC)
Thunder Spirits (Snes)

I wouldn't be shocked if Final Fantasy 6 released in 2011. I am hoping that more enix games be will released on the vc including Terranigma.

I am hoping that there will more vc games from the enix of side that will be released.

Good game. I remembered my younger brother and I went up the 4 level.

@Stuffgamer1,

I understood why you didn't heard of Telenet Japan during the 16 bit era. Their games were published by Working Designs, Nec and Renovation Products. The games those three companies published for Telenet Japan were either niche titles, or were on niche systems.

Those three companies translated Telenet Japan games for North America releases from 1990 to 1993

Working Designs and Nec translated Telenet Japan titles for the Turbo CD.

Renovation Products translated and published Telenet Japan games for the Sega Genesis, Sega CD, and a small amount of Telenet Japan titles for the Snes. Renovation Products published Sega Genesis Titles and Sega CD titles from 1990 to 1993. Renovation was one of the first 3rd party publishers for the Sega Genesis. Renovation only started to release games for the Snes in 1993, their final year of existence before Sega bought them and folded them.

Not a big fan of Pilotwings.

I own Super Mario Kart and my Snes is hooked up.

Super Mario Kart was considered a special game when it first came out. All though I didn't own a Snes at the time, the game was big deal at the time.

I don't think the vc had its last release of Street Fighter 2. The Sms and the C64 has Street Fighter 2 in their game libraries being the VCA versions not being released yet.

I didn't expect Indiana Jones' Greatest Adventures to be released today. I know that Indiana Jones' Greatest Adventures for the Snes was given good reviews by Game Informer review back in the day and yes, Game Informer has been around for a very long time.

It is nice to see demos coming out for Wiiware.

There are 5 Alex Kidd Releases on the Sms:

The other 2 Sms titles not released on the vc or on a coming soon list is Alex Kidd: BMX Trial (Japan Only), and Alex Kidd: High-Tech World (not released in Japan since the original version of the game is called Anmitsu Hime in Japan).

Alex Kidd in Shinobi World is better than Alex Kidd: High-Tech World. Alex Kidd: High-Tech World is one of the worst Sms games I ever played.

The VCA version of Ninja Gaiden isn't as good as the Nes version.

I used to play the Arcade version of Ninja Gaiden in arcades in the early 90's.

It isn't a great a great beat'em up compare to Double Dragon, and Final Fight- Arcade version. This version of Ninja Gaiden was released on the Atari Lynx.

I don't think North America is done with C64 vc releases this month. I also expect another VCA game release this month.

@castlehominid99

Ultima 4, Miracle Warriors and Y's 1 are the Sms games that I know for sure that have a save feature besides the games you mentioned. I think King's Quest has a save feature, but I have to check in my sms collection first.

I might consider getting Arkanoid Plus! .

The Sms version of R-type isn't as tough as the tg-16 version and is a fun game.

The game it self, has no reason to the be the vc though like Wonder Boy III: The Dragon's Trap will be once it gets released.

R-type for the Sms is a pretty good version of the game. I own the Sms version for several years before owning the tg-16 version.

I am big fan of the Sms and I own lot of Sms cartridges, but the Sega Master version of R-type shouldn't be released since the same game was already released on a different vc system.

I think a sms release like Power Strike or Psycho Fox would be a better as vc release than R-type or Wonder Boy III: The Dragon's Trap.

I have a bad feeling that the next Sms vc release will be Wonder Boy III: The Dragon's Trap.

Three Wonder Boy Games were released in the Arcades.

They are the following: Wonder Boy, Wonder Boy - Monster Land, and Wonder Boy III - Monster Lair

Sexy Poker should be in the top 20 for the most downloaded wiiware game every week in North America like Pong Toss (aka Beer Pong) was.

The arcade version of Nina Gaiden is much different than the Nes version. The arcade version is a beat'em up.

I remembered playing Ninja Gaiden in a arcade in the early 1990's. I recalled liking it a lot.

I it on the Atari Lynx. It is a tough but fun game imo.

Mega Man: The Wily Wars (Genesis/Megadrive)

Battle Out Run (SMS)
Bubble Bobble (SMS)
Master of Darkness (SMS)
The New Newzealand Story(SMS)
Ninja Gaiden (SMS)
Power Strike 2 (SMS)
Renegade (SMS)
Congo Bongo (VCA)
Zaxxon (VCA)
Super Zaxxon (VCA)
Space Fury (VCA)

It is great to see 2 good Wiiware releases this week.

Clayfighter isn't a great fighting game in the genesis imo. I have to say is better than Virtua Fighter 2. Clayfighter is in my bottom 5 head to head fighting games on the Sega Genesis.

I already have a version of Tower Toppler.

The DSI download is lame. It might be the lamest 2 new items to be available to downloaded.

Who in their right mind would download a clock and a calculator for 200 points each?

The only thing worse than this is if Shaq-FU and Hydlide get release on the same day for the vc.

I wouldn't be shocked if we get Genghis Khan II: Clan of the Grey Wolf within a month's time on the vc.

Hopefully, this is the last Wonder Boy game release for a couple months at least in North America.

This is not the last Wonder Boy game making it to the VC for North America.

The following Wonder Boys the vc didn't get yet on the following vc systems or vc arcade:

Wonder Boy 3: Dragon's Trap- Sms
Wonder Boy In Monster World -Sms Version (may not get since it was not release in Japan back in the day)

Wonder Boy - Arcade version & C64 Version (may or may not get released)

Wonder Boy - Monster Land - Arcade &c64 version (may or may not get released)

Wonder Boy III - Monster Lair - Arcade version (may or may not get)

Monster World IV - Genesis (may not get release in North America, since the game needs to be translated)

One of my favorite Rpgs that I've played the Snes.

I never had a chance to play Terranigma. I never heard the game before 1998 or 1999.

I am familiar with the Gaia series though. Soul Blazer and Illusion of Gaia are excellent games. I heard of first two Gaia games for several years before I got a Snes in 2000.

@Bass X0,

Yes it does.

Activision's first vc release.

Pitfall: The Mayan Adventure was unexpected.

I think we also got our first Atari 2600 vc release.

There is a code in the game to play the 2600 version of Pitfall!.

I didn't expect Uncharted Waters: New Horizons to be release today. It didn't affect me any way. I wasn't looking at Majora's Mask to download any way.

I am guessing Majora's Mask is being hold back for the North America's 300 vc game.

If there is a N64 game release this month, It will be Super Smash Bros. I am guessing that since the game was release in late April.

I was hoping that we would be getting more than 1 vc game this week since Super Punch!! was announced last week. At least it is a very good game.

I'm guessing that we will getting Smash Bros. for the vc's 300th game. I'm figuring that we might get it in late April, depending on how vc games will be released in a week.

This is my list of Arcade games I want on the vc.

Lady Bug
P.O.W. Prisoners Of War
Magical Drop
Snow Brothers
Tog
Mr. Do!
Mr. Do's Castle
Bezerk
Frenzy
Frisky Tom
Moon Cresta
Punch-Out!!
Shadow Dancer
Double Dragon 2
Vanguard
Star Castle
Fire Shark
Time Soldiers
Choplifter
Congo Bongo
Tetris
Bloody Wolf
Vapor Trail
HellFire
Truxton
Twin Cobra
Kung-Fu Master
Super Zaaxon
Bio-Hazard Battle
Raiden DX
Raiden Fighters
Strikers 1945 II
Thunder & Lightning
Toki
Boulder Dash
Tapper (the original version)
Gorf (all screens)
Scramble Spirits
Space Fury

@ marktheshark

Dragon Buster, Assault, and Rolling were ported in compilations before.

Dragon Buster was in Namco Museum Vol. 2. Assault was in Namco Museum Vol. 4. Rolling Thunder was in Namco Museum 50th Anniversary.

There is really nothing much I want from Capcom. I already have the two Capcom Classics Collection games for the PS 2.

I would like to Konami's Virtual Console Arcade plans more than Capcom's.

The game that was responsible for me to buy a Sms in 1999 and take look at other games for the system.

I got Phantasy Star 1 and a Sms system after I played the 3 Genesis Phantasy Star games.

Phantasy Star is an excellent 8 bit rpg. It is easy for a person to get lost in the game though.

I think it is one of the top 3 8bit game console rpgs ever based on what I played. Dragon Warrior 3 or 4 are the only 2 rpgs that came close.

It's in my top 5 list for Sms games that I've played and I own over 65 of them.

I will downloading Detana!! Twinbee soon. I will be finishing Shining Wisdom first though.

@Toddr,

Atari 2600 games are not supposed look better than Wiiware games a first place. It doesn't exactly mean a 2600 version wouldn't be fun to play though.

It is up to the programmer.

Atari 2600 games can be fun or addicting depending the genre or game. Games like Demon Attack, Midnight Magic, Jr. Pac-man, Space Invaders, and River Raid are fun games to play despite the graphics. They are just as fun to play this year as they were for me back in the 1980's.

I first read about this last week at Atariage.

The pictures are not bad for an Atari 2600 game. I am judging this by all the Atari 2600 games that I own including 3 homebrew 2600 game cartridges.

A game like LIT could be 32k or 64k in memory for an Atari 2600 game by using bankswitching if it is being programmed in this decade. The only 64k Atari 2600 game in existence is called
2007 AtariAge Holiday Cart: Stella's Stocking. Info on that game is found at http://www.atariage.com/software_page.html?SoftwareLabelID=2779.

That type of memory for an Atari 2600 game couldn't happened over 20 years ago due to cost.

I've been looking forward to Gradius Rebirth for a while. I doubt that I will be downloading it this week though.

I have been playing Shining Wisdom and I want to beat first it before downloading Gradius Rebirth.

I figured Alex Kidd: The lost Stars would be released today.

I wonder if Fantasy Zone 2 will be the next Sms vc game release next month.

@41. Adamant

Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen was distributed 25.000 copies in North America. It was caused by the fact Enix was planning to close their America publishing division sometime in the year.

Here is the proof:

According the digital press Rarity guide, Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen was release in the United States in April 1995.

Enix America Corporation only release one game after Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen that in the same year. It was called King Arthur & the Knights of Justice. It was even rarer than Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen.

King Arthur & the Knights of Justice was released in May 1995. King Arthur & the Knights of Justice had less copies released distributed than Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen.

There wasn't a published game from Enix America Corporation being released from May 1995 to the time it closed in November 1995 and there was no proof of a game being worked on during that time.

Enix had a difficult time to sell games in North America as publisher in including Soul Blazer.

Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen is a deal on the vc.

I found Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen last month around $80.00 at online store in stock. I didn't buy the game for $80.00.

@Lapetus,

I wouldn't download The Revenge of Shinobi. I already own the cartridge. I also have a 32x hooked and a Sega Nomad.

I don't download games that I already own and that includes Shinobi 3. I use Wii points on the vc side for c64, turbo cd and import games.

I also beated Revenge of Shinobi with the good ending several years ago.

Fun, but difficult game.

I played this game when I first got my Sega Genesis.

I am another one that thinks Shinobi 3 is better than Revenge of Shinobi.