This has nothing to do with a Virtual Console. It’s a new game.

No Switch dates? Oh, right. kotaku.

I’m honestly impressed someone thought to do that.

It’s actually a pretty decent game too. A bit too short to really develop on the mechanics but it’s a fun beat ‘em up with some interesting ideas.

Probably, but Nintendo apologetics is a favorite pastime so the real timesink was using a mobile phone keyboard. 

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Great write-up! This is an incredible achievement. Not just the determimation - if someone ran through the PS2 library I’d be far less impressed. The NES library has some notoriously nasty games. Silver Surfer, Friday the 13th, and codeless Ikari would’ve broken me. I remeber some doozies like Gologo 13, Rambo and…

The difference in tone of the article is pretty damning.

Gamestop got the cases for display today and they are slick! Significantly thinner than a PSP case and without those rounded edges.

I dunno man. I get they’re frustrating at times, but that same stubborness is one of their greatest assets and most intruguing qualities as an ostensibly corporate entity.

Dedicated servers might help, but I think the game itself needs some serious tweaking for it’s dynamic defense to work and make/keep the game from becoming basically a multiplayer QTE generator.

Your Vita wasn’t already dead?

“I’m not saying this to alarm you, or to point it out as some kind of scandal.”

Nobody has live games on shelves.

I’ve seen games do this. It’s pretty ugly and usually just the button layout.

I don’t think anyone of these posters (journalists?) realizes how cynical they all are, especially regarding Nintendo.

I’m 35. Zelda wherever I want beats Horizon ZD hands-down for me. Pick-up Bomberman and Mario Kart with lapsed gamers whenever, wherever?

I don’t disagree, but the if the SNES was a slam dunk, the NES was a 3pts and a foul.

You sure? It’s a favorable comparison BECAUSE it’s portable. The perception of value being sold isn’t “bigger, better”, but “more useful”. Wether the public bites is another thing, but the fact that you are comparing it to a console, even unfavorably, shows me Nintendo’s PR is a success for what is ostensibly a…

They’re PSP sized cases. It’s got nothing to do with the game size, but with retail space, as has always been the case. PS1 going from big boxes to CD cases is the exception size-wise, but the same rationale.