BlueFlameBat

Hmm. Unless the Turbo CD version contains something the others don't, I think I'll make due with the Street Fighter 1 on my computer and PSP.

As for Kirby's Super Star, I already have that for my SNES (which I recently hooked up again) and I would have bought the DS version if the developers hadn't messed with the control configuration. Honestly, am I the only one who actually prefers the original SNES control style?

Hmm. Frank West was never a favorite of mine. I bought the Dead Rising game so I could run around chopping people up, not to play as some camera man who walks like he's got a hernia.

Personally I like glossy finishes ... especially on lipstick, swimwear, and lingerie.

I don't know, PS3 Fairy.

Are there any differences between the Super NES and Genesis versions besides the mild graphics quality and color of the blood on the Game Over screen?

What's wrong with using the Z button to jump?

Definitely CAPCOM vs Nintendo (or Nintendo vs CAPCOM). I wanna have characters like Mario, Samus, and Link pull their special moves off Street Fighter-style. Knocking your opponents off the screen is fun, but sometimes you just need a good old fashioned slug fest. Well, I better get started with signing up with CAPCOM.

I agree with donth8theplaya69 and other users with similar posts. The Wii may not be a graphical powerhouse, but I don't think there should be a new console at least until 2013.

While I definitely look forward to Samus' future adventures, I think it's time to put the Prime branch in the series to bed. I'd be all for a third-person action game though.

Did any of you actually experience any trouble with the controls in NMH 1? It doesn't take Motion+ to simply point the sword up or down, and I think the controls in NMH2 will be the same with the remote and nunchuk as they were in part 1. If you want to complain for the sake of complaining, go ahead (I do that a lot myself), but you really shouldn't be worrying about loss of remote and nunchuk support.

I guess you could say I'm never happy. A for jump and B for attack is great on an NES controller, but the Classic Controller is almost identical in design to the SNES controller, including the placement of the buttons. For some reason, I seem to be one of the very very few people who were actually satisfied by the way controls were set-up on the SNES ... and are still set up on XBox360 and PS3.

I still want that redesigned black Classic Controller badly.

Great. Now if people would stop labeling this as a simply U.S. replacement for Fatal Frame IV.

I wish they'd get rid of the analog function of the Classic Controller's L and R buttons since I don't know of any games that actually utilize them and simply tapping them wasn't enough unless you were playing a Naruto game.

"One of the new characters, our favorite trash-talking princess, is arguably the most useless character of the bunch but you will no doubt choose to play as her anyway in the one level in Jabba’s Palace where she is dressed in her ‘slave’ bikini costume."

I remember Nintendo Power saying she was actually the best character in the game when it came out for SNES all those years ago.

Whether intentional or not, I don't think I'll ever be able to read or hear the name FBI Agent Sara Starling without being reminded of Special Agent Clarice Starling from Silence of the Lambs.

I hope the improve the controls. The controls have always been a weak spot in the Bonk games in my opinion. So does this online play include the Wii version?

Ms Pacman was nowhere to be found, which pisses me off. All they had to do was add a mole, a bow, and some lipstick.

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Oh well. I can still rent it.

I really want those Goemon games released on the American Virtual Console in English so I can play them too.

Apparently I haven't bought enough crap to qualify for the hat or the punch-out game.

As for Nintendo vs Capcom, I'd want it to play like a Capcom fighting game, not a Smash Bros. game. It should also be online-multi-player compatible with Wii Speak or a better Wii voice communication system that could be made in the future. If they decide to put some Resident Evil characters in, they'd better put Jill and/or Rebecca in before even thinking of inserting Barry.

Wait! I thought there was no intention at first of releasing this game in the U.S. And even if there was, you could just make the English letters much thinner in the attack move ... or just keep the original Japanese characters as I'm sure most of us would know what they meant.

I hate cyber-squatters.

Yay, another Pokemon game. I can hardly wait.

The boss in the picture reminds me of The Shredder ... but without the armor blades.

I guess this isn't too bad. I'm still going to beat someone up to show I'm not a loyalist though.

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Using something like this to play older games or DS games you can't get (in my case Giana Sisters DS) is fine, but using it to pirate what you can buy is just uncool. Maybe for trials, but that's it.

If they did some graphical restructuring, it doesn't have to look like crap.

The game was never going to be online. SEGA just decided not to lie about it.

Give me Little Queen's Story or get the hell out of my office!!

Making something like "Little Prince's Story" is the same as begging me to come down there and beat you up.

What a load of crap!
Even if I did consider exposed female breasts a form of nudity (which I don't), I'd still complain that an M-rated video game has a harder time getting sanctioned nudity than an R-rated movie, both of which are restricted from being purchased by anyone under 17 years of age without a guardian present. This should fit nicely alongside Pong Toss.

I can see right-wing Christians verbally cursing this game. I can't wait to play it.

The Virtua Cop series and that beat-em-up spin-off of the House of the Dead series.

I wouldn't mind Golden Axe: The Duel, Golden Axe: The Return of Death Adder, and the Dynamite Dekka series. I'd also like Fighting Vipers and Fighters Megamix, but only cuz I like the girl with the black panties. Yeah, I'm sick.

I'd be more interested if Rogue in this game was actually Rogue from the X-Men. It wouldn't make sense but I wouldn't care because she's smokin' hot. I can do with this though ... if it's ever released in the U.S.

Perrin Kaplan, I think.

Not having HDTV was a surprising mistake for Nintendo, who once claimed to think ten years in advance. Before she left, a spokesperson whose name escapes me at the moment mentioned that not enough households own HDTVs. Funny how rapidly that's changing.

If this does what I wish Wild Guns would, count me in ... for a reasonable price.

It is not easy for me to paint using the Wii remote. Maybe there compatibility with the DS for that purpose will be optional.

Only for that purpose though. I hate it when you can't access certain features because you don't have both versions of a game!

No one has to love the Wii, but did he ever give it a chance?

This game almost convinced me to buy a Virtual Boy.

That is what I call dedication. It can only be this person's idea of what the rest looks like though. It's still impressive.

If I could play as that angry Asian girl with the sword, I'd buy it right away.

Even though I have the PS3 version, I recognize the demand Wii owners have for fighting games and I hope this game makes its way to Wii.

So what happens to the ones who actually are witches? Do you battle and then destroy them? I guess being molested isn't bad enough when you're a witch.

Seriously, this is sick.

I wanna play as the girl, dammit!!

How could you not buy enough of the first game to make it profitable? You people make me sick!

As long as the Wii version doesn't get cancelled or stripped down in the process, I'm not complaining.

That's the spirit, Objection_Blaster!

This is what happens when you pop a cork without any champagne in the bottle: you come up empty and get no bubbles. The TMNT remake was never officially even hinted at for WiiWare. This doesn't mean it won't make its way to WiiWare eventually, but it's not planned so far.