Jon_Danger
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yupYYZ said:
yupYYZ said:
amendrohne said:i'm going to fire up my xbox and play contra hardcorps. on a saturn pad. upscaled to 720p and slightly widescreen, in keeping with the genny's 320x224 resolution. this is living.
DjangoReinhardt said:This is blatant viral marketing.
beelzebozo said:i'll bet a 2600 would look awesome on a 50" plasma tv
Couldn't possibly be. For whatever reason, Nintendo refuses to advertise Virtual Console in the slightest.DjangoReinhardt said:This is blatant viral marketing.
kylej said:What the fuck is wrong with you
Scottlarock said:you are my idol, I've spent around $150 of xbla and I feel thats light, I want much more games. *handshake* for respect.
AndoCalrissian said:The hate in this thread is ridiculous. If that's how he wants to spend his money, awesome. He's buying classic games and he seems to enjoy them, who the hell cares?
drohne said:i'm going to fire up my xbox and play contra hardcorps. on a saturn pad. upscaled to 720p and slightly widescreen, in keeping with the genny's 320x224 resolution. this is living.
If Nintendo came out with a "Virtual Console" (basically, a console only meant to be able to download classic games from the Virtual Console database) without any other options, I'd buy it in a heartbeat.schild said:OP is part of the problem confirmed.
Ether_Snake said:Get an emulator, seriously.
Get an emulator, seriously.
AndoCalrissian said:The hate in this thread is ridiculous. If that's how he wants to spend his money, awesome. He's buying classic games and he seems to enjoy them, who the hell cares?
Tain said:i'm gonna fire up my arcadevga-equipped PC wired to a 27'' RGB monitor and play it with a hori stick.
what now
moku said:Man o man. This is the type of thread that when your thinking about making it it seemed like a good idea, but then you just get destroyed for it.
:loldrohne said:i don't share your preference for authentic low res crt monitors, but i can respect it. there are lots of respectable ways to play classic games. spending $800 on wii virtual console is not one of them. even if you want to play classic games and pad nintendo's bank balance, you'd be better off using open emulators and mailing nintendo an envelope full of cash. they'd probably accept it. they're nintendo.
i don't share your preference for authentic low res crt monitors, but i respect it. there are lots of respectable ways to play classic games. spending $800 on wii virtual console is not one of them.
New games (Wii games, mind you) cost five times the highest of these "insanely high" VC prices, and seven times the median of a VC game. I don't think it should be a controversial thing to suggest that most new games are not 5-7 times as much fun as good games of the past.Scrubking said:People like the OP are sending N the message that we like to pay insanely high prices for 10 year old games
WHAT? I've only gone through the iterations twice. ;__;..pakbeka.. said:it's so AWESOME they force you to do it 4 times
Scrubking said:Who should care? All of us.
People like the OP are sending N the message that we like to pay insanely high prices for 10 year old games - many of which aren't emulated properly - that you'll have to rebuy in a couple of years.
Jiggy37 said:New games (Wii games, mind you) cost five times the highest of these "insanely high" VC prices, and seven times the median of a VC game. I don't think it should be a controversial thing to suggest that most new games are not 5-7 times as much fun as good games of the past.
...Of course, the OP isn't focusing on good games so much as buying practically everything in sight, but I'm just contending that your blanket argument, implicitly brushing games aside because of age, doesn't work.
Scrubking said:Fun is subjective. Technology, emulation quality and ownership rights are not.
beelzebozo said:virtual console is my favorite thing about wii.
i never saw that coming
davepoobond said:you don't "own" virtual console games either. you "license" them.
How do you know this?johnsmith said:People are just jealous this dude has so much disposable income.