This is ridiculous. So the end result is to not produce a LOT of games because the old license agreements are unclear. I bought the Wii specifically for these old games and now Nintendo is not following up on their promise. I'm not sure if I buy his answer as the entire truth but the way I'm reading the part about licensing is that they aren't sure if they could release the games without threat of a lawsuit because the old license agreements are unclear and they don't want to take the chance, and so the end result is customers get the shaft. Here's a crazy idea Nintendo: how about you just ask the game creators if you can release them??
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Re: We Can't Release Virtual Console Games Any Faster As It Would Impact New Development, Says Iwata
This is ridiculous. So the end result is to not produce a LOT of games because the old license agreements are unclear. I bought the Wii specifically for these old games and now Nintendo is not following up on their promise. I'm not sure if I buy his answer as the entire truth but the way I'm reading the part about licensing is that they aren't sure if they could release the games without threat of a lawsuit because the old license agreements are unclear and they don't want to take the chance, and so the end result is customers get the shaft. Here's a crazy idea Nintendo: how about you just ask the game creators if you can release them??