Wii Online and Virtual Console Discussion
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do they have dusty diamonds softball up yet on the virtual console???Comment
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Doubtful.
I did finally download World of Goo the other day and it's a cool game.Comment
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Is there alot of games a 3 year old can play? I know she can do Wii sports. But anything else? I might pick one up since my lil girl always wants to play my ps3/360 but can't. She has played Wii sports in the pastComment
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not really. I know there are 2 Diego games that are easy to play. Just tilt the controller left or right to move and there is a jump button. Think there might be a Dora one too.My Fan Page http://theusualgamer.net/MyFanPage_Heelfan71.aspx
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What about Carnival Games? My niece was 4 or 5 when she started playing some of the games on there and had a blast.Comment
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Sounds like the Commodore 64 is coming to the Wii in the US.
http://kotaku.com/5154157/the-weekly...has-a-secret#c
We can't tell you the secret just yet but maybe we'll offer you some hidden clues. From AZ to NC, if you're a fan, your applause could rattle your walls, windows, door. You might enjoy this news whether you live in a brick house or Vanderbilt dorm. Even people living along Route 286 in rural Pennsylvania ought to be excited. It'll feel like a bunch of birthday greetings and, really, who could ask for more? But that's about all we can say for now, so be sure to check future Wii-kly Updates.AZ to NC = Route 64
Brick House = song by the Commodores
Pennsylvania = Commodore, Pennsylvania
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Three Commodore 64 games hit the Wii today
INTERNATIONAL KARATE (C64, 1 - 2 players, 500 Wii Points): Features man-vs-man karate fighting to the death. Well, not really, but it is karate sparring. Do you need to know anything else?
The Last Ninja (C64. 500 Wii Points): Armakuni is literally the last ninja ever, and takes up a quest to destroy the evil Shogun Kunitoki. You'll have to rely on all of your ninja abilities if you hope to survive this one!
Pit Stop II (C64, 1 -2 players, 500 Wii Points): Enjoy split-screen action, or merely play alone in this C64 F1 racer. It's the first game to bring racing to the home computer and features six different tracks to race on, as well as true-to-life pit stop technology.Comment
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5 bucks a piece? Yikes...Nostalgia and all, that still seems pricey for a game I'd play once or twice...
I wonder how much they'd make if they priced these 1 or 2 bucks...much more likely to get an impulse buy IMO.Nintendo Switch Friend Code: SW-7009-7102-8818Comment
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All I ask for is Karateka and California Games, I'll pay $10 a piece for those.Comment
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I want Larry Bird v. Dr. J, one on one (of course that one we'll never see).
Bruce Lee (again, prob won't see that one)
Defender of the Crown
Archon
Of course, you can play all of these for free on your PC . . . but it would be cool to have 1 or 2 of these available on the Wii for a quick play.Been gaming since the Atari 2600, and hells no I won't stop!!!Comment

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