I watched most of the PS4 reveal and plan on buying it. I already own a Wii U. I might watch the Next Xbox reveal, but Microsoft is really going to have to go all out in order to convince me to buy their next console.

I really would buy this if NOA wasn't so foolish...

Well, the ''older'' versions aren't exactly old to begin with, you know.

I'll probably be playing Super Mario Bros. 2 (Super Mario All-Stars Wii version), Toki Tori 2, and Pokemon Mystery Dungeon: Gates to Infinity.

Serious lack of Sega support in Wii U VC is disappointing. I hope that changes soon.

The RetroN5 still sounds better.

Why are people making such a big deal about the length of the game? If it contains as much replay value as Star Fox 64, then I'll sure as hell buy it.

The GTA games are awesome. There's a reason that the series is so popular, believe it or not. Even though I will likely buy this on PS3 or PS4, the Wii U needs more third party support like this, and Nintendo only gamers need to buy it.

Saying you want third party support and yet not buying the third party games that do come out for the Wii U (Black Ops II for example) isn't going to encourage third party developers to jump ship on the Wii U. The fact that Rockstar has possibly considered a Wii U version is a miracle in itself.

Best news ever!

Now if Mario Super Picross was released here in NA, I would actually have a new Wii U VC game to buy. But knowing Nintendo, it will remain in Europe for some d*mn reason.

Lame launch list is beyond lame, but I'm not surprised.

Kind of ironic because I just started playing this yesterday.

Would be ironic if SSB4 was released before this.

I can't wait to get my hands on Earthbound and all of those GBA games!

This is one of those games that never gets old. Even though I own this game in every possible form except for the GBA remake, I still bought this version. After all, thirty cents is a steal for this game.

The extra levels alone makes this port worth buying.

The only good thing I can say about the Wii U's launch is that it at least launched with a good Mario game...and that's it.

Sweet, I can't wait to get my hands on this!

It sounds like I better just stick with the Wii U version.

I might buy this if it has online multiplayer.

Stay classy, Capcom.

Very good article. This is why I don't fund Kickstarter projects, even if said project looks awesome.

Seeing World of Illusion on the Wii U VC would be epic.

Rockstar is probably making a Grand Theft Auto and Batman crossover...

Unless the Wii U version offers something extra and worthwhile, then I'll likely just buy the PS3 version down the road.

YES! Now we just need World of Illusion!

Extra content? I might have to double dip after all...

This is actually a good thing.

Happy Anniversary, NL! Have I really been on here THAT long?

Bravely Default and Final Fantasy Type-0 localization announcement or GTFO, Square Enix.

Hopefully Star Fox 64 3D, Mega Man, and New Super Mario Bros. U.

''Zelda hasn't been exciting since Ocarina.''

i can't take anyone who says crap like this even remotely seriously, so what a waste of a letter.

I don't really care for Harvest Moon but is Legend of the River King any good? It looks interesting...

I still need to play my copy of Moon...

That pun was bad and you should feel bad.

Still, I might look into getting this game.

@kieryh If that was an attempt at making yourself look smart and cool, then you fail on every level. The Vita is way more powerful than the 3DS, and saying crap like that shows how much you know about the Vita.

And Phil Fish is a hypocrite, so I can't take anything he says seriously.

This has got to be an early April Fools' Day joke...right?

Right?

Oh, you have GOT to be kidding me...

Reading this article makes me feel very old.

it looks like good things come to those who wait.

@thames6376: So you joined just to make that lame comment? I guess I really must have stirred up your soul.

Anyway, to put it rather bluntly, I don't care for Kickstarter. It started off as something good, but developers have become way too reliant on it. Kickstarter has the right to exist, but developers have turned it into something that I'm not really fond of.

I'm twenty-two years old by the way, so anyone insulting my age are wasting their time. I don't like putting down money for games that may NOT turn out good regardless of funding. Developers might not give a sh*t about the quality of their games after they've received their ''funding''.

I'll pay for Kickstarter games, once they are out and reviewed if there is one that I'm interested in. But I'm not going to pay money for the development of a game that I might dislike or hate. It's essentially gambling that I can avoid.

One of the reasons I even bought a Wii U in the first place. Definitely going to buy this and the 3DS version when I have the money!

The ever-increasing amount of Kickstarter projects are beginning to concern me. I'm not exactly crazy about putting money down on games that I've never played. Hopefully, this Kickstarter craze will die down soon.

People wanting Banjo-Threeie need to go with this because this is likely the closest you will ever get to an actual ''sequel'' to Banio-Tooie. This game (unlike Nuts & Bolts) is good fun.

I wish I could find my copy of this game...

No offense Team Meat, but I think you better port Super Meat Boy to the Wii U and 3DS before you ask Nintendo to put the character himself in a Smash Bros. game.

So essentially all that I need is an Action Replay, GameCube (which I already have), and a copy of F-Zero GX? Amazing if that's the case.

No online multiplayer? Sigh...

I'm curious on how many extras and enhancements that this port will have, because I might buy this instead of the PS3 version depending on what's in the Wii U version.

I don't mind online single player games sometimes if it's done well and enhances the experience, but I don't want it forced upon me. I really like you Crytek, but this is not one of your good ideas.