Each to their own I guess, but just because they're black and white and 25 years old, doesn't make them rubbish or forgetful. Still sounds like you've generalising, and that you've never played them or you refuse to give them a chance because of their age. If you are, its your loss really.
What i'm saying is that if one company sells something at a loss, that is to say they're selling something for less than it costs to build, then that's mighty generous. However, if another company sells something for a profit, that is to say they're selling it for more than it costs to build, then that is fair game. As a result, there may be a big gap between the prices of these two products, but this doesn't mean that the company selling their product at a profit is ripping anybody off.
At the end of the day, this arguement doesn't really apply to handhelds, and i've been corrected already lol.
I don't know to be honest. When it comes to the Virtual Console trailers, they're about 20 seconds in length, so its a bit pointless. The only other trailers i've watched so far are the Zelda ones.
No, it works with all Gameboy games. As for the guy slating black and white video games, it doesn't sound like you're dismissing something you've not played. Whilst the visuals aren't great, they do have a retro charm and there are some decent games available. Donkey Kong being quite an under-rated title going by some of the opinions on here.
I don't think pressing it any harder would help. It looks like a genuine boot-up problem, which means the console is clearly doing something when you first press the power button. I didn't always have this problem. I first noticed it after the eShop went live.
It looks a little different, so i'm actually quite interested. I've enjoyed most Mario platformers i've played, so I suspect this will be at least pretty good.
It may well make its way into a future update, but who knows? It's odd that there is no chat feature in Resident Evil. Considering there is a microphone on the console, you'd think that developers could implement some kind of chat feature.
Hasn't Nintendo bought in outside help to improve the online functionality of its Wii U? It's late, but it sounds like they're taking online a lot more seriously now.
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