Borrowing from japanaman's topic...
In no particular order
1. Bucky O'Hare
2. Xexyz
3. The Magic of Scheherazade
4. Crystalis
5. Isolated Warrior
6. Little Nemo: The Dream Master
7. Batman
8. Clash at Demonhead
9. Tecmo Super Bowl
10. Gargoyle's Quest II




Masters Staff Apr 7, 2011
Guardian Legend
Castlevania III
Double Dragon 2
Mickey Mousecapades
Mega Man 2
Ninja Gaiden
Ninja Gaiden 2
Star Soldier
Astyanax
Cabal
JoeTheDestroyer Blogger Apr 7, 2011
Masters Staff Apr 7, 2011
honestgamer Staff Apr 7, 2011
Astyanax
Paperboy
Dragon Warrior 2
Dragon Warrior 3
North 'N South
Ducktales
Kiwi Kraze
Bubble Bobble 2
Bigfoot
The Flintstones 2
Honestly, the NES presence on the Virtual Console is otherwise quite good. There are a few assorted other games that might add, but some of the most obscure titles I might like to see represented there already are. There's stuff like Capcom's excellent home port of 1943, Princess Tomato in the Salad Kingdom is there... lots of stuff. I do long for more of the Disney classics (licensing issues prevent that, I presume) and some of Rare's old stuff (Microsoft presents that, I presume), but the console really is represented fairly well.
JoeTheDestroyer Blogger Apr 7, 2011
yamishuryou Apr 7, 2011
For example, I would love to have the Soul Blazer trilogy on the VC, but Quintet's pretty much dead and I don't think any single person owns the right to the games (while Enix held the rights to Actraiser as a publisher), so those games will never see the light of day.
joseph_valencia Apr 7, 2011
qxz Apr 8, 2011
Oh, forgot Astyanax and Guardian Legend. I know Castlevania III, both of those Ninja Gaidens and Mega Man II are on there.
Sweet Mergatroid, yes! I quite like The Guardian Legend, and think that more people should be playing it.
I'm not going to make any comments as to what games I would like to see on the Virtual Console service. One, I'm too lazy to think of any. Two, while I have access to a Wii, it's my brother's, and he hasn't downloaded ANYTHING to it -- Virtual Console or WiiWare.
overdrive Staff Apr 8, 2011
You never actually fight the HUMAN who's been build up by the game as this big antagonistic figure.
In Soul Blazer, King Magridd (who traded all his subjects...and himself; shoulda read the fine print...for gold) is just another person you rescue. In Illusion of Gaia, the Jackal, who's this diabolical bounty hunter you randomly hear is after you, gets taken out by a plot device. And in Terranigma, Beruga has an unfortunate battle with a helicopter blade or something like that before he can have one with you. Just something kind of interesting.
joseph_valencia Apr 8, 2011
JoeTheDestroyer Blogger Apr 8, 2011