Japan’s December VC lineup
November 27th, 2009 Posted in News, Posted by Valay, WiiFC:
-Famicom Tantei Club Part II – Ushiro ni Tatsu Shoujo Zenkouhen (Nintendo)
SFC:
-Final Fight 3 (Capcom)
Neo Geo:
-The King of Fighters ’95 (D4 Enterprise, Dec 1st)
MSX:
-Yie Ar Kung Fu II (Konami)
-Metal Gear (Konami)
Virtual Console Arcade:
-Ordyne (Namco Bandai, Dec 1st)
-Rompers (Namco Bandai, Dec 1st)
-Zaxxon (Sega)
- Japan’s June VC lineup Published on: May 29, 2009
- Top 10 best-selling games in Japan for December Published on: January 9, 2009
- June, July, August DS lineup Published on: June 21, 2008
- Japanese VC lineup Published on: January 25, 2008
- Japanese VC lineup for December Published on: November 30, 2007
5 Responses to “Japan’s December VC lineup”
By IronROB on Nov 27, 2009
At first I was like “What?” at Famicom Tantei Club Part II but then I saw it was the original version(the NES one).
I really like the Famicom Tantei Club series(because I’am such a detective geek),as far as I know they are the only “mature” Nintendo IP that Nintendo has fully created all by themself.
I wish Nintendo would revive the series anytime now like they have done with Punch-Out!
There could be DS remakes of the first three games and then later on a new fourth one starring the main heroine, Ayumi Tachibana.
And IMO if there is one company besides Nintendo who would be capable of handling the games, why it would be none other then CING.
By "Suit up"boy on Nov 27, 2009
We really need more Famicom Disk System games for VC,especially those made by Nintendo.
I also hope there will be a future Nintendo Satellaview games channel on the Wii Shop channel.
Hope we get the first two Detective Club games through a future’Hanabi Festival’ event with hopefully a very good translation.
By King of Butter on Nov 27, 2009
I’am actually surprised that Nintendo hasn’t remake at least one of thier FDS text adventure games for the DS or maybe DSiWare. Capcom and CING has proven more then enough that the DS is perfect for the text-based adventure/point-and-click genre.
By bob on Nov 27, 2009
guys i so agree with what you said
By 7koopalingsfan on Nov 28, 2009
Don’t forget BeeWorks, those two Touch Detective games that they made were quite awesome.