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NEC TG-16/TE/TurboDuo => Virtual Console TG/PCE Discussion => Topic started by: cavein2000 on December 29, 2006, 06:23:08 AM
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So I'm dying to purchase some wii virtual console games. Ideas include the following:
1. get bomberman '93, alien crush, and r-type (2000 pts)
2. get mario 64(have this on N64 but, might be worth it anyway), plus one of the above three, keep extra points for future purchase. Would also need to purchase a classic or gamecube controller.
3. pick up one of the three turbo games, wait for new games to come out.
4. other possibility/reccomendation?
Any other dos and donts of purchasing VC games welcome!!
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I'd go with the first option.
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If you don't have Mario 64 already, then go with number 2. Otherwise, I'd say 3.
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I bought Mario 64 and Bonk's Adventure with my first card.
This left a balance of 400 points, which combined with my second card equals exactly 6 TG-16 games.
So now I have all the Turbo games except R-Type and Alien Crush. If I could do it again, I'd get AC instead of Victory Run. I went for VR because I've never really played it and it looks like it'll still be a while before I give it some serious play time.
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Cool, advice. I did pick up bomberman 93, I only have 94 PCE so figured it would be nice to have too. The controls are a bit off i think though. when you try to drop bombs (i'm using the wiimote sideways) it doesn't register even after you wait for a bomb before it to explode and all. it seems to register more often when you're not actually moving. Anyone else notice this?
But yeah, i think i may just hang out a bit, even though i don't see any releases coming up that i'm interested in. Plus Zelda has me glued to the tv lately and skipping meals and such.
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Cool, advice. I did pick up bomberman 93, I only have 94 PCE so figured it would be nice to have too. The controls are a bit off i think though. when you try to drop bombs (i'm using the wiimote sideways) it doesn't register even after you wait for a bomb before it to explode and all. it seems to register more often when you're not actually moving. Anyone else notice this?
But yeah, i think i may just hang out a bit, even though i don't see any releases coming up that i'm interested in. Plus Zelda has me glued to the tv lately and skipping meals and such.
I found that the Gamecube's A button sucks ass for real games like on Turbografx-16.
The Wii remote and GC pad in general weren't responsive enough for me, but the Virtual Console pad is perfect(enough) for TG-16 games. The shoulder buttons feel like they might not be so hot in SNES games, but I've never played a SNES game where they were an important feature.
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I haven't had any problems using the Wiimote for Bomberman '93 so far, I think it's a blast to use since it's wireless. Since it's wireless, sometimes I like to go 80's style and when other players gang up on me in Bomberman, I look around the room, jump up on the couch, and run away from the real players in the room while playing Bomberman on the screen.
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I haven't had any problems using the Wiimote for Bomberman '93 so far, I think it's a blast to use since it's wireless. Since it's wireless, sometimes I like to go 80's style and when other players gang up on me in Bomberman, I look around the room, jump up on the couch, and run away from the real players in the room while playing Bomberman on the screen.
You've got all this brilliant material, why isn't it already up on YouTube? :P
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I haven't had any problems using the Wiimote for Bomberman '93 so far, I think it's a blast to use since it's wireless. Since it's wireless, sometimes I like to go 80's style and when other players gang up on me in Bomberman, I look around the room, jump up on the couch, and run away from the real players in the room while playing Bomberman on the screen.
You've got all this brilliant material, why isn't it already up on YouTube? :P
Hahaha, good point. Maybe I should make a little video for this.
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I now picked up R-type and Bomberman93. Also bought a classic controller which is on its way(couldn't find any in stores). It is awesome to pull up the main wii menu now and see turbografx logos!!!
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It is awesome to pull up the main wii menu now and see turbografx logos!!!
Indeed. 8)
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Tonight I was at a crazy 'entertainment centre' and they had a large arcade filled with lots of classics(I'm bringing a video camera next time).
There I found a fully decked out R-Type cabinet and was surprised to see Nintendo's name all over it.
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Sweet, do take a video next time.
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Sweet, do take a video next time.
They had the original Hang On bike, full Galaxy Force II and Out Run, Contra, Snow Bros(sounds just like Wardner!), (Ms)Pac Man cocktails, and even newer but hard to find around here stuff like Virtua Fighter 1, X-Men CotA, 3 Daytona USA's and that crazy licensed Mame-like cabinet.
I forget the name, but read about it when it first came out. Its got like every great Capcom arcade ever and a bunch of other classics all in one cabinet.
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God I need to move to the Vancouver area.
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Tonight I was at a crazy 'entertainment centre' and they had a large arcade filled with lots of classics(I'm bringing a video camera next time).
There I found a fully decked out R-Type cabinet and was surprised to see Nintendo's name all over it.
Yeah Nintendo released the R-Type arcades for Irem in the US.
OD
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Maybe that's part of the reason R-Type costs more points on the VC--Nintendo has a bigger stake in the release.
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You might as well spend your Wii points on Military Madness and Motoroader while you're at it since both offer up some serious multiplayer goodness. :wink:
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You might as well spend your Wii points on Military Madness and Motoroader while you're at it since both offer up some serious multiplayer goodness. :wink:
Military Madness is definitely one of the best VC values, but it's multiplayer isn't so hot, since you can only play on the default campaign maps.
Motor Roader is lots of fun with 3+ players though. :)