The Virtual Console is a service available on the Wii, the Nintendo 3DS, and the Wii U. It allows players to download games that were originally for older consoles, such as Nintendo's own NES, SNES, Nintendo 64, Game Boy Advance, Nintendo DS, Game Boy, and Game Boy Color.

Why does the first post have a picture of Mario and Link in it? It's an old screenshot considering that Mario is the only playable character (until we get more spriters) and Mario's Idle sprite is outdated. Thanks for your support and I hope you enjoyed a taste of what is to come in demo 0.9/1. EDIT: We just released an update to demo 0.8. We promised we would in the other GBATemp topic and on our forums and main blog (before it went down), so here it is. It allows the player to select the stage builder stages in the Custom Stage Select and play on them.

A few things to note: In the stage builder, when you first build your stage, click the 'new' button, not the staticy icon. If you click on the static first and then build a stage and save it, it will not work when you try to load it. There was also a stock mode added.just because. Tap the word 'time' to change to stock and you can select how much stock to play with. When selecting a custom stage in the custom stage select, tap the word to select it (it appears as though nothing happens) and then press A to start the match. Here is a download since I can not edit the first post.

Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Cost Wii Points Wii Virtual Console games are bought with Wii Points via the. Wii Points Cards, which were once sold at most game retailers, each came with 2,000 redeemable Points on them.

However, in Japan, cards were worth either 1,000, 3,000, or 5,000 Wii Points. Wii Points can also be purchased directly through the Wii Shop Channel with a credit card in blocks of either 1,000, 2,000, 3,000, or 5,000 Points. As of March 26, 2018, Wii Points are no longer redeemable on the Wii Shop Channel. However, leftover points can be used to purchase software until January 31, 2019. EShop Credit Nintendo 3DS and Wii U Virtual Console games are bought with eShop credits via the. Nintendo eShop cards are sold at most retailers with the following values; $10*, $20, $35, and $50.

In Australia and New Zealand, there are $15, $30 and $60 cards. *Note: $10 eShop cards are only available at Wal-Mart, GameStop, Best Buy, and Target in the United States only. Pricing Wii Console Wii Points 500-600 800-900 1,000-1,200 While this pricing is true for most games, a few select games have been priced differently. Imported games such as and in Europe and Oceania, and outside Japan cost 100 Wii Points more than usual. In the United States, retailers once sold 2,000 points cards for $20 apiece, at a price of one cent per point. Similarly, in Australia, retailers only sold 1,000 points cards for $20 apiece. *Note: Games released on the Virtual Console Arcade are automatically set to 500 points.

Pivot ben 10 ultimate alien pack. However, most Virtual Console Arcade games are priced higher than 500 points. Controllers Various controllers are needed used to play Virtual Console games. • - Can play all Virtual Console games in Wii U Mode. Only works in both Wii U and Wii Mode (only displays screen) on the Wii U console. • - Can also play all Virtual Console games in Wii U Mode. Only works in Wii U Mode for the Wii U console. • - When turned sideways, it can be used as an NES substitute.

It is also compatible with Sega Genesis/Mega Drive and Master System games. Works in both Wii U and Wii as well as the Wii U via Wii Mode. Can be used for Wii U SNES and GBA games if is held while the game boots. • - Can play any game. It is made to fit the design of the SNES Controller. Works in both Wii U and Wii as well as the Wii U via Wii Mode. • - Can also play any game, but it is best compatible with N64 games.

It only works for the original Wii console. Note: The Donkey Kong Country series has been delisted shortly before the Wii U's release (except in South Korea), likely due to Microsoft's desire to renegotiate licensing agreements with Nintendo before re-releasing it. Yoshi's Cookie for the NES had been delisted in October 2013 (except in South Korea). Nintendo 3DS Games on the Virtual Console of the Nintendo 3DS do not have 3D capabilities, except for 3D Classics. They are sold via. Available for free to participants who purchase from the from May 2, 2014 to May 29, 2014.