@NINTENBOY Yes, I hope Nintendo can see there's a great potential for a GameCube VC in HD Widescreen for the Wii U eshop. We all know they can bring all the GC library in at least native 720p Widescreen, because we know that almost every game can be upscaled internally thanks to the Dolphin emulator. If they did it, I'd buy all the classic games in a heartbeat. And where's the GBA VC on 3DS?

UN Squadron was a single player game on SNES, but it was 2-player on Arcade. You know, I really miss how "homey" (in a good sense) all the game translations from arcade was on the Super NES. It wouldn't simply throw an game into the system, it was entirely rebuild from the ground up with the SNES hardware in mind and most important, with the console players in mind, whose always demanded deeper experiences than a simple arcade port. Great examples are Super EDF and Ninja Warriors Again. Gosh, how I miss those days.

Sorry, but I got so excited that I couldn't include the rest of the message!

Capcom can bring all of their Super NES games into VC, I wouldn't complain a bit. But having UN Squadron and Megaman 7 would simply be amazing. Magical Quest would also be a great addition. And when, when will we ever get the GBA VC on the 3DS and a GameCube VC in native 720p-1080p widescreen (like Dolphin) on Wii U? When?

But back to topic: UN SQUADRON NOW!

UN SQUADRON NOW!

I wish Nintendo could talk more closely to Sega and make some sort of collaboration for Sega to come with their games more often and exclusively on the Wii U. The first step would bring a full DC support with a DC VC in HD. Maybe even a Saturn VC. So they could have a great environment to release what could be one of the most anticipated games ever, Shen Mue 3. Sega would be a valuable partner which would make perfect sense if they team up with Nintendo and use the Wii U as their exclusive platform for both classics like Daytona, Sega Rally, Indy 500, Virtua Fighter and new games alike. How amazing would this be?

Reggie, please take a time to read this comment section. A lot of people here are saying the same over and over, and I'll will say too, because what all we need is games. Right, games. It's not hard for Nintendo to pull it off right way, if you think about it.

Here's my thoughts and they are pretty simple. You launched a Nintendo system without any real Nintendo games on it. You see, Nintendo has the most invaluable game collections there is and is second to none when it comes to replay value, because games released over 20 years ago are still played and adored by millions. So starting without a extensive Virtual Console collection was the biggest mistake. And the biggest mistake was not making available from day one a GAMECUBE Virtual Console with games in HD (I know you know Dolphin, and that the very same games could be natively upscaled to 720p Widescreen easily withing the Wii U hardware, so why not do it NOW?). Maybe you plan to come up with it later down the road but I'm really afraid it will be too late and I don't want it to be too late for the Wii U.

Reggie, please, look around. The VC is the right thing for Nintendo to go with in between first party releases. It would please so many to have GC games back and in HD. For many it would be the first time with Mario Sunshine, F-Zero GX, Luigi's Mansion (keeping side by side with the release of the 3DS version), Metroid Prime, Mario Kart Double Dash, Star Fox Adventures and so many other games from Capcom, Konami, Namco, Sega and others. It would have given us enough reason to stick with it and so many people would simply jump in because of these titles alone.

Investing in the VC is smart but you are blowing up the chances with it. Dreamcast VC in HD would also be a favorite that would bring many to buy the system.

Start thinking. We all know there will be a Zelda, a Mario, a Mario Kart, and even a Star Fox and a F-Zero for the Wii U, but meanwhile we have so many classics that would fit the Wii U perfectly if they were brought in HD shape and most important, that would feel like new, because they are simply that good.

Reggie, please, hear our plea. Because I'd have bought a couple dozen of GC and DC games if they were available on VC. The same for the GBA on the 3DS, and it's been two years since Ambassador and no sign of GBA VC and that would be another dozen games you'd have sold for me. Please, consider this more like a son asking a father what he wants for Christmas. Please, don't give us socks again.

@WWammy I can see that happening, and the best game to prove a point would be a re-release of Four Swords with online multiplayer. But I'd rather like a smaller Gamepad than that uncomfortable gigantic device. It's too big to the point of being goofy. I'd have embraced it way better if its use wasn't mandatory within the system. But I see that Nintendo wanted to tackle some DS/3DS functionality into the Wii U, although Nintendo is also famous for not taking any of this functions much further. I'm afraid we end up playing with a 10" TV monitor for a controller because Nintendo finally realized it is not everything they hoped for. It happened before and it can happen again. That's because I think we desperately need a system update that enables full control of the Wii U with whatever controller we are using, the Remote, the Pro or the Gamepad.

And this poll is not done right. Every option is favorable in some degree to the use of the Gamepad, when it should at least include one negative option to note some problem or non-preference for the Gamepad. I, for instance, haven't voted because none of the options reflects my thoughts about the Gamepad. In the end, it will give the same answer to Nintendo: that they made an incredible Gamepad and it will only take some time for everybody to get used to it. That couldn't be so far from the truth. The Gamepad is gimmick and is totally useless from the perspective of a core game player. I love the Wii U despite its flaws, but when I bought it I thought it would be my choice playing with the Gamepad or not, and its not like that. To configure the system, to enter the shop, for the most basic actions on the Wii U we have to use the Gamepad. The Gamepad is only useful when playing with friends or off-TV. If I'm using the TV, I want the pro controller to be the only controller I need to use from the time I turn it on till I turn it off. This is Nintendo biggest mistake and this is why many gamers can't see the Wii U as a core system. I'm a loyal fan of Nintendo, but others won't take anything Nintendo goes for. And I thought that when they showed the Pro Controller they've learned their lesson, but apparently not.

I absolutely hate the Gamepad as a main controller. As a add-on for a game that uses a map or a second screen like the 3DS for the upcoming RE Revelations I might find it ok, but I'd still like having the Pro controller anytime over the Gamepad. The Gamepad wasn't the drawing point on the Wii U for me, I bought the Wii u because it is a Nintendo system. I'd wish Nintendo could make the Wii u fully operational with any controller we had, and not only the Gamepad. The real revolution for me would be having a "normal" videogame from Nintendo, a thing I seriously miss since the GameCube.

People asking for a new Okami, count me in. Although I see this is not what Capcom may thinking about right now. But rumors of a Tequila Works' Ghouls and Ghosts points to a new game and this might show up at PAX. But would be happy with some remakes though, like Viewtiful Joe, Power Stone Collection, Giga Wing and Mars Matrix, SNK Vs. Capcom and maybe, if only we are that lucky, a RE2 HD remake. One can dream, can't he? And since I'm dreaming, I now live in a world where we have a Aliens Vs. Predator HD for Wii U/Xbox 360/PS3.

If Castlevania was his greatest love and he has done that to the game, imagine what terrible things he would do to Contra. Please Konami, don't let him get near to none of your games anymore. Get back from Alien Wars stopped and we're fine. WayForward can handle it pretty fine as they did on Contra 4. MercurySteam should no longer be allowed to touch another classic and try to reboot it once more.

Sorry for saying that, Rayman is cool and all that, but it is not an important game at all. It's not important for Wii U, Xbox or PS3. Rayman is as generic as it could be and for what it's worth, it made a better and more adequate iOS game than it did on the consoles. Rayman Origins only merit is to show us what a real developer could do with 2D graphics and top notch animation, because, frankly, Rayman doesn't cut for me, it was a stupid character back in the day, and it is as much now as it was then. Sorry for the fans, but Rayman only success is to make me feel sad for what I could be playing if Capcom or Konami ever decide to bring us again their best 2D action and adventure games, such as Megaman, Castlevania, Ghouls and Ghosts, Contra, to name a few at the top of my head. Playing a artistic 2D full HD Castlevania or Ghouls and Ghosts would simply be a dream to come true.

Rayman Origins was ok, but is an one way ride you will take only once. Glad Ubisoft shoot themselves in the foot with that, because I would have bought that Rayman Legends game at launch like I did with the first and would have played it till half way through and never touch it again. So I'm done with Rayman. Now, by the time it releases, there will be so many good games that it won't even be noticed. At least not by me. Ubisoft is thinking of themselves as EA. And that can't be good for anyone.

I think this is a great thing to see games like this coming to home consoles and it proves how well done the 3DS was to generate this much interest for a portable game. This game is technically flawless and deserves to be part of the "main" series, not a spin off. Capcom did well treating this like it should and if they have used the same recipe in RE6, the game could have done a lot better. Playing Revelations was like playing a true sequel to RE2, and people saying throughout the game "it's Racoon City all over again!" only added to that feeling. Hats off to Capcom for realizing the importance of this game and for taking it seriously with the 3DS. And the version I'll get will be the Wii U's version, so I can replicate the experience I had on the 3DS with a second interactive screen.

I was really expecting at least the GBA games on 3DS VC. Guess we'll have to wait a little more. Maybe a lot more. Not disappointed at all, though. Great games are coming. That's a good thing.

And yes, more GameCube HD remakes, please! F-Zero, Luigi's Mansion, Mario Sunshine, Mario Kart Double-Dash, Metroid Prime, just to name a few. And Capcom, yes, you Capcom, be nice an bring us back Viewtiful Joe and PN.03 in HD and get that Okami HD running on my Wii U as well!