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1/21/2014 8:55:05 PM
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This was a sad decision. Nintendo has a HUGE catalogue of high-quality games, but by limiting them to only a few platforms (some of them very old platforms) you unnecessarily restrict the consumer.
I've been playing Super Metroid lately. I got it for free online using a ROM emulator or something... it's weird, and probably a little illegal, but the full game works just fine.
So there I am, sitting in front of my iMac, using an Xbox 360 controller with customized controls to play a 20-year-old Nintendo game. It sounds odd, but can you blame me? My alternative is to hunt down a working Super Nintendo and a functioning copy of Super Metroid... WAY too much hassle. I would much rather pay $5-10 for this game if I could have it on my computer or a mobile device legitimately.
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...You do know that you can get Super Metroid on the Wii U, right? Or on the regular Wii. It's like ten dollars, if even that.
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Edited by LOLdragon89: 1/21/2014 9:05:39 PMLol, I had a feeling something like that was the case... Do you need a special controller for that, or can you just use the Wiimote?
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For the Wii you'd need a Gamecube controller or classic controller, but for the Wii U you could just use the gamepad.
