*edit* - What the chuck is this doing in the VC thread? You silly mod, read the rules: "This is the main place to talk about the TurboGrafx Virtual Console games for the Nintendo Wii as well as non-Virtual Console games (but TG related) games for the Wii". Neither game originated on (or was ported to) the PC Engine or Turbo. 
I agree. Why was this moved, Joe? It's VC related, but not Turbo VC-related.
Fine. Too many forums as it is. I usually ignore Virtual Console so I just threw this into the "VC" forum (which I also ignore due to EXTREME lack of interest).
I, too, had questioned his authority on the movement of this topic. The indication that it was had also been removed (I find that to be interesting, but I know locked topics can be removed by moderators at any time)
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I have only seen a little bit from each game. My judgement for the vote was based on the knowledge/feelings gathered for them.
From Ninja Gaiden III, I have watched
. I know that the Ninja Gaiden series is known for its fantastic gameplay and is mostly a conversion, even good, from the arcade. While watching this video, I had felt a little bored with it. The story did not seem to be too exciting to me. However, it did look like it untilized the NES's capabilities up to the highest. Overall, it seems to be an average game.
For Phantasy Star II, It was viewed through
(but can also be viewed through by
). I'm aware that the Phantasy Star series is an intergalatic-esce RPG made by SEGA and is seemingly past its prime, like Square Enix's Final Fantasy series, to its fans. From it, the game looks like it utilizes the Sega Genesis's graphics and music quite nicely, making a bit of a stellar experience. It seems to be at least above average overall.
With this, my vote was placed for Phantasy Star II. I do not have enough interest to buy either game from Virtual Console, however.
Topic: A double whammy on the virtual console (Read 1011 times)
