Switch Virtual Console

Where is it? I wanna play DKC on my Switch.

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With those awful controls? Pass.

You got goy'd
I never had a Wii U or 3DS, so I'd prefer physical releases like collections and ports myself

They aren't going to do virtual console anymore. They'll just make the N64 classic, GBA classic, etc.

Just emulate it and connect your pc to a tv.

Lol ofc they are. People will buy them, so they will release them

There wont be one, period

People will buy their classic memeboxes too, and they get more money/press from those.
Face it, they're not doing VC anymore.

You can literally get a SNES replica controller if you want

>Preordered one of these and theres no VC to use it with

Feels bad man

>Buying a new console to play the same VC games you got on the last 3 consoles
You're sick, user. Seek sunlight.

they already said they're launching it with the Online next year

>8bitdo
Enjoy your input lag and sticking buttons

What do you thing the NES and SNES Mini are for?

my last nintendo console was the N64

cool, source?

>DKC
You're thinking too small, how about GameCube VC?

Its different, its a portable system. People will buy both. Plus they already hinted VC is coming plus with probably Gamecube games

I mean people are paying full retail price for Skyrim wich came out like what, 7-8 years ago? Just because its portable, its insane

Not to replace VC probably

>People will buy both.
they won't
>Plus they already hinted VC is coming
they dint

What is a better, portable, thin Bluetooth controller, then?

Lets face it, this console is a huge sucess. I havent bought a console since N64 and here I am now

how bout u get a wii and mod it

Good thing the mini consoles are limited edition collectors items i guess.

They've already hinted at a Netflix like service to come with paid online

Sorry mate, u are wrong in both

>Good thing the mini consoles are limited edition collectors items
lol what

>not using the Raphnet SNES to Gamecube controller adapter through the Wii U Gamecube controller adapter on the Switch
Who needs replicas when you can use the real SNES controller?

>input lag

I never got this complaint in anything, whether it be controllers, TVs, cables

Is anyone actually so hyper-autistic they notice a 1 attosecond delay in playing games?

Not portable. Being portable is the game changer here

>Netflix like service
ewwwwww

that's what they are

I've got a bad feeling Nintendo is going to reset everyone's transaction history forcing people to rebuy whatever VC games are available at full price.

80+ms is a few frames in a 60FPS game.

You can get used to it. The real problem is the inconsistency of the delay.

Fantastic argument, skip.

Of course they are. They've never let customers transfer VC games between systems for free. Won't change now.

wew, good thing i didn't buy a nintendo console with VC on it before :)

The 8bitdo controllers have intermittent delay that occurs randomly. It's not something you can get used to.

Yes, it's a problem. Do your research.

No shit, they already did this 2-3 times with the DS line and Wii/Wii-U

They are for taking advantage of a really good deal that Nintendo got on some old parts, and for clearing out some surplus wiimote components.

They didn't expect the success they saw with the NES classic, which put them in the ironic position of having to get the allwinner boards back into production.

They are also for quadruple dipping. Nintendo is simply playing it smart and not cannibalizing their own potential sales via a concurrent release.

Do you just not research the shit you buy or what?

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Fuck you.

Have you experienced it? No? Trying to save you a few good boy bucks, kiddo.

They're money laundering schemes that got out of hand and became legitimate products

They mentioned some sort of "classic games as part of online service"

Is the Buffalo better?

>They are also for quadruple dipping
This is probably the biggest reason why Nintendo games aren't going to see legitimate PC releases, not because of the lack of a "Nintendo experience" or whatever, but because you'll be paying for a game only once.

>This is probably the biggest reason why Nintendo games aren't going to see legitimate PC releases

The biggest reason is that Nintendo doesn't release games on other platforms. Full stop.

That is the reason why then releasing mobile games was such a big deal.

I'll be making sure to get Metroid, Metroid II, Super Metroid, and Fusion when they launch.

Nintendo has proved several times that they suck as at Virtual Console and how they curate games on it.

They could really get it right on the Switch, especially with the handheld aspect, but I doubt they will