@gojiguy FYI, it does have button configuration. I downloaded it yesterday.

@weirdproq I don't know about a sticker, but there is a little box in the upper left-hand corner of the box art that says it includes the 1992 version of the game. Unfortunately, it doesn't specify which version released in 1992 it is. However, it is the Mac OS version that is being emulated/ported. You can compare the following video of the Mac OS version to the video posted by Link79 of the version in Forgotten Sands.

The Mac OS versions of Prince of Persia 1 & 2 were also included in the Xbox version of Sands of Time as a bonus.

How much is it going to cost?
"599 US dollars!"

I'm adding my voice to the chorus of "instant buy" for Monster World IV. I don't even know if the game is any good or not (I'm assuming it is), but the fact that they're going through the effort of localizing it just warms the cockles of my retro heart! (Incidentally, I think this will be the first VC game to be localized; Sin & Punishment was supposedly based on a beta English translation).

@Omega I was also really disappointed that they didn't bother to translate DoReMi Fantasy: Milon's DokiDoki Adventure. It would have taken them, what, a day?

So...virtual console demos confirmed!! lol

Um, Vampire Killer anyone?

@Bahamut: Yes, as a matter of fact, it is different. Not to be snide or anything, but I think you could use a refresher on NOA's history of censorship; this article is as good as any: http://www.gamesradar.com/f/nintendo-banned-in-the-usa/a-20090722105344976067. Don't get me wrong, I love Nintendo, they're the greatest videogame company of all time, and I have spent countless hours in front of a Nintendo machine. But...that still doesn't change the fact that they are the Disney of the videogame world, especially NOA. NOJ, and even NOE, seem to be a bit more lax in terms of what they allow.

I bought it for the lulz. I mean, a strip poker game on a NINTENDO system? ROFL