Getting rid of VC games?

Does any one else think there should be some way to sell VC games back to nintendo, even if it's just for a fraction of the price? There are a few games i've bought that realy weren't as good as people had made them sound, and now i'm wicing i could get a few dollars back to put them towards a new VC game.BuryMe

This is the same thing with the other systems, once you pay for a downloadable game, its your forever. I think you should do extreme research on future games you want for the Virtual Console before downloading them. Thats one reason why my taste in games are so strict, so I except only the best.

No.

Nintendo gains nothing from it. And in fact they would lose money from it.

[QUOTE="BuryMe"]Does any one else think there should be some way to sell VC games back to nintendo, even if it's just for a fraction of the price? There are a few games i've bought that realy weren't as good as people had made them sound, and now i'm wicing i could get a few dollars back to put them towards a new VC game.Rakushoujo

This is the same thing with the other systems, once you pay for a downloadable game, its your forever. I think you should do extreme research on future games you want for the Virtual Console before downloading them. Thats one reason why my taste in games are so strict, so I except only the best.

Without any way to play before we buy, I think there should be some for os return for digital distribution

I think there should be a way of demo-ing games before you buy them. Just putting games on a 10 minute timer before asking us to pay would be fine.

The least Nintendo needs to do is to give us the option of viewing larger pictures of the games. I can't ever see what's going on in those tiny picture they have on the shop channel. Just let me zoom in Nintendo! Zoom!

would be nice but that wont happen.

i would like the ability to send stuff ive bought to a friend though. i know theres a gift system running but thats only for stuff ure buying.

so if im finished with paper mario say, i can send it as a gift to my mates wii. it means that i loose the right to play it and he gains it. its the one downside of DD...that kind of exchange isnt possible.

lets say they decided to that for the next gen... all they would do is raise the price by the amount they would give you back... insead of charging $5 for a nes game they would charge $7 and then refund you $2...

all this would do is raise the price for everyone even those that wouldnt sell it back.

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[QUOTE="BuryMe"]Does any one else think there should be some way to sell VC games back to nintendo, even if it's just for a fraction of the price? There are a few games i've bought that realy weren't as good as people had made them sound, and now i'm wicing i could get a few dollars back to put them towards a new VC game.BuryMe

This is the same thing with the other systems, once you pay for a downloadable game, its your forever. I think you should do extreme research on future games you want for the Virtual Console before downloading them. Thats one reason why my taste in games are so strict, so I except only the best.

Without any way to play before we buy, I think there should be some for os return for digital distribution

True, I have the same problem, but I try the best I can to see if the game can fit my needs or not.

No.

Nintendo gains nothing from it. And in fact they would lose money from it.

dragonball3900

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[QUOTE="BuryMe"]Does any one else think there should be some way to sell VC games back to nintendo, even if it's just for a fraction of the price? There are a few games i've bought that realy weren't as good as people had made them sound, and now i'm wicing i could get a few dollars back to put them towards a new VC game.BuryMe

This is the same thing with the other systems, once you pay for a downloadable game, its your forever. I think you should do extreme research on future games you want for the Virtual Console before downloading them. Thats one reason why my taste in games are so strict, so I except only the best.

Without any way to play before we buy, I think there should be some for os return for digital distribution

Well in order to enjoy Mario Kart 64, you have to try it with friends. That's what made it so great

This has to be the most hilarious topic I've seen in a while.

This has to be the most hilarious topic I've seen in a while.

Rocky32189

Yeah I lol'd hard.

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No.

Nintendo gains nothing from it. And in fact they would lose money from it.

air_wolf_cubed

They still profit, but they lose some of the profit that they make now. Why settle for $3 when you could just as easily get $5?

if you have Super smash brawl there are some trailers there so ya nintendo is doing good

why would you blame for something you bought its your fault

Im sure that if you really didn't like your game, you could call nintendo and demmand a refund for your money back nd convince nintendo you would buy another console unless you get a refund.

Of course they should not give you your money back.

What Nintendo needs is to have demos for the VC games like XBLA has so you can try games out that you don't know about.

Im sure that if you really didn't like your game, you could call nintendo and demmand a refund for your money back nd convince nintendo you would buy another console unless you get a refund.

That's funnier than the topic of this thread. Maybe I should call up MS and tell them that my gamerscore is so high they should send me some money because I would likely use it to buy their games.

I recommend that yo play first the game you want through an emulator, it is perfectly legal as long as you delete the rom within 24 hours after you download it. Daxol

I heard people going on and on about how great Mario Kart 64 is, but I played it and didn't like it.BuryMe