GustavoMaciel

Even the NES 3D Classics stopped being made, so I wouldn't be too hopeful...

Which one is harder, this or the original?

Well, it is a whole lot of content, so it's probably worth it. I'm not a fan of the new visuals, but they should look better on the 3DS than on the iPad.

@unrandomsam I'd donate U$20 for them not to include voices on this game.

I REALLY want to see some footage from the Wii U version. Seeing trailers from PC with ultra settings makes me cautiously optimistic.

@xerneas The image DOES look better, I think this is the best feature of the update but no one talks about it!!

Anyone noticed the gamepad screen is a little sharper now?
It's as if there was some kind of "flickering" before, like an analog TV signal, that's just not there anymore. You can still notice the lower resolution and some pixelation, but even those pixels are a little sharper and everything is less grainy. I thought it was just me at first, but then I saw some people mention this on reddit and NeoGAF forums. Then I tested it again (Tingle's chart in Wind Waker was much clearer) and now I'm convinced the video compression is improved on the gamepad.

How good is Watchdogs compared to Nintendogs?

After playing NES Remix 2, definetly Kirby!

I want that wallet really bad.

Thank god I'm from Brazil, therefore I'm Canadian.

I assume this also works if you buy the game on the eShop, right?

Reminds me of Re-Volt

@Frapp Yeah, that's pretty sad, Outrun 2 (and its variations) was an amazing game!

@Frapp Looks like they've changed the car too, it's not a Ferrari anymore.

@BriBri Is it any better than Animal Crossing at holding your attention? Or is that something that can't be compared?

I enjoyed AC for a month or so, but then really lost interest.

Starfox is still full price anywhere in Brazil. An eShop discount would be great. Oh, well...

I have no idea of how this game plays, but I'm very inclined to buy it because of the visuals alone. (Being made by Nintendo also helps)

I WANT AN ANDROSS T-SHIRT.

@ekreig The leap from 8-bit to 16-bit was still mindblowing for many of us. Seeing games like Final Fight and Street Figher 2 on a home console was unbelievable. The synthesized voices, the huge characters, the smoother sounds, the softer colors were all amazing. And as a child, the impact was even stronger for me. Even Super Mario World looked and sounded like a dream.
The transition to polygons was also very interesting. Looking back, we didn't even notice that most of the games looked bad, simply because we were able to play with 3D characters and environments, which was something completely new and that's what mattered. To our eyes, they all looked stunning. I can't even describe how envious I was when I saw a man playing Mario 64 in a store for the first time...

Airport Hero could be VERY fun, considering it's from the same series as Air Traffic Chaos for the DS. Definetly getting the demo today.

@brewsky It's out in Japan already?

@Marshi Yes Yes

I don't remember enjoying a single game that used Unity engine. But then again, they were all made for smartphones and were free-to-play crap.

@xevious Although I completely agree with you, the original Starfox itself had realistic looking artwork. I mean, realistic plush dolls, anyway...

They would be even better without those guns.

For those of you getting Lost Levels... Good luck!

Awesome music!

I think this makes me even more curious about what's inside.

Investor doesn't know anything about videogames.

I remember being very skeptical about the 3D effect until I saw it for the first time. It was perfect and still is the best/most natural 3D effect you can get. Much better than the one in the movies.

Loving the stability jokes, but seriously now, is there any noticeable difference after this update?

@Cobra I think I'm the only one who actually likes Alex Kidd in Enchanted Castle!

I'd bet in something like a standalone Wii Fit scale with a screen with games and goals and stuff.

I'm sure they will still release Half-Life Blue Shift. I heard it went gold already...

(Hoping someone gets this )

Whoa, these are awesome games and there are TONS of other great ones not listed. I'm getting more and more excited about this. Just hope they actually release the best games and the price is reasonable.

Looks like I'm finally going to start working out!!

That is AWESOME. I wonder what the pricing will be.

"Developer Of New Dreamcast Shooter Has Plans For Wii U..."

That can't sound good

If it's more like Picross and less like Minesweeper, I'm in.

I don't really like the HD look from the iOS version. It looks like it was automatically traced with an image software without much care...

A price reduction would definetly solve the problem for me. The Wii U costs about 715 dollars in Brazil.

CAW CAW

@DarkwingLz Not expanding the VC, just release SMB3! Problem solved

I've been playing videogames for my whole life and I recently noticed I don't have a single game instaled on my Android anymore. Tablet and phone gaming is simply horrible, be it for poor controls or their microtransaction nature. I sincerely hope Nintendo doesn't go this way.

What a drought on the 3DS eShop... They skipped last week and only one VC game today. And it's not SMB3 :

I like the idea but... better leave those to Dorkly.

@jrob23 That's what I mean. All those games (with the exception of PCars) are also on X360 and PS3. What happens when those systems die out?

Third parties develop a game and port it to the most platforms possible. But now they can't easily port a game from X1 or PS4 because Wii U's hardware is inferior. At most, the Wii U could get versions of games for the X360 and PS3, which are at the end of their life cycle.

Is this the only way third parties can work? If so, the Wii U will be limited to first parties and indie games.

The 3DS, on the other hand, has some good, exclusive 3rd party games. Maybe this could work on Wii U? The problem is Wii U's install base is much much smaller, so it isn't so interesting to those publishers...

@lbs I think the glitch is more pronounced now because old CRT TVs used to hide the borders from the image, while the 3DS certainly shows everything that's being output by the emulated system