Wii Virtual Console

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One of the Wii's more exciting features, the Virtual Console is a service that lets players download and play classic games on the Wii. The Virtual Console supports the Nintendo Entertainment System, Super Nintendo, and Nintendo 64 as well as third party consoles including the SEGA Genesis and NEC's Turbografx-16. The home computer MSX and SNK's Neo-Geo are to be added this year.

Controller

The Wii Remote currently works with all NES, Genesis, and TurboGrafx-16 games, but is incompatible with Super Nintendo and Nintendo 64 games. The classic controller and Gamecube controller are currently compatible with every game.

Games

NES

Name Developer North America Japan Europe Australia
Baseball Nintendo Yes Yes Yes Yes
Donkey Kong Nintendo Yes Yes Yes Yes
Donkey Kong Jr. Nintendo Yes Yes Yes Yes
Excitebike Nintendo No No Yes Yes
Galaga Namco No Yes No No
Gomoku Narabe Renju Nintendo No Yes No No
Gradius Konami Yes Yes Yes Yes
Ice Climber Nintendo Yes Yes No No
Ice Hockey Nintendo Yes Yes Yes Yes
Ikki Sunsoft No Yes No No
Kid Icarus Nintendo No Yes Yes Yes
Kirby's Adventure HAL Laboratory Yes Yes Yes Yes
Mario Bros. Nintendo Yes Yes Yes Yes
Mighty Bomb Jack Tecmo No Yes No No
Ninja Jajamaru-kun Jaleco No Yes No No
Pinball Nintendo Yes Yes Yes Yes
Soccer Nintendo Yes Yes Yes Yes
Solomon's Key Tecmo Yes Yes Yes Yes
Super Mario Bros. Nintendo Yes Yes Yes Yes
Tennis Nintendo Yes Yes Yes Yes
The Legend of Kage Taito Yes Yes No No
The Legend of Zelda Nintendo Yes Yes Yes Yes
Urban Champion Nintendo Yes Yes Yes Yes
Wario's Woods Nintendo Yes Yes Yes Yes
Xevious Namco Yes Yes Yes Yes
Zelda II: The Adventure of Link Nintendo No Yes Yes Yes

NES games cost 500 points. That's about US$5, 5 yen, 5 euros, or 3.50 pounds.

Super Nintendo

Nintendo 64

SEGA Genesis

TurboGrafx-16

MSX

Neo-Geo