Its kinda cool that they're giving us more control over our retro gaming experience 
. I mean, who doesn't love having their own copy of those old games? It's like, you can save it, share it with friends... just a more authentic way to play those classics. Plus, $12 is pretty affordable for some of these games, so that's a big plus 
. I'm stoked to see what other titles they release next - maybe even some of the more obscure ones?
. I mean, who doesn't love having their own copy of those old games? It's like, you can save it, share it with friends... just a more authentic way to play those classics. Plus, $12 is pretty affordable for some of these games, so that's a big plus . I'm stoked to see what other titles they release next - maybe even some of the more obscure ones?
console archives = nostalgia for the win 
doraemon is coming for u 
12 bucks for cool boarders? that's like 100 in my money days 
nintendo better step up their game or get left behind 
. it's awesome that hamster corp is taking the reins on this one too, because let's be real nintendo's strategy with virtual console was kinda meh.
and it's even better that they're releasing more obscure games like doraemon - that's what gets me excited about retro gaming! 
and I'm so hyped to play all these retro games! but I was wondering, what's up with the button layout options? can't we just have the original settings like back in the day? 
