@TomMcShea Kind of?

@DarkSaber2k

To each his own, I guess. I would much rather bust out the SNES and cartridge and play it that way if I had the option. That's just me. If you can't get to the old console easily, being that it's in deep storage, why not simply save up a few days worth of lunch money and pick up the Wii U version? Emulator upscaling? I'd rather have the officially ported, less buggy game straight from the Big N and to my Gamepad.

@DarkSaber2k You are correct (if one has the original game). That seems to be beside the point though, because if a person still has the SNES cart, why would he bother coming on here to talk up the ZSNES version of the game? Just to rag on Nintendo? That wouldn't make any sense. Then again... this is the internet. Not a whole lot makes sense in anonymous cyberspace.

@Squirrelatwar Because Nintendo is trying to boost Wii U sales, understandably. 3DS is doing fine, but I suspect they will bring it to the handheld a little later.

@GunBladeHero @IanNottinghamX Too bad. You should reconsider. I don't think you'd be disappointed. :)

@bannermanner Very true... even taking into account that the ZSNES way is illegal. But, to each their own, I suppose.

Also, I sure would rather pay the 10 dollars and actually support Nintendo so that we can be sure to get more good games coming to us more frequently.

Not to mention, with the Wii U I can play on the big screen, or off screen, with much less hassle... and I can post my in-game accomplishments (w/ screenshots) to the community via Miiverse.

But, oh well... I guess ZSNES technically beat Nintendo to the punch as far as getting an illegal, no-frills port to the masses goes. *sigh*

@CyhortI82 Hmmmm... one way is legal, the other is not. That should make the choice pretty clear. It's not about what's smart. It's about what's right.

@Scarab83 Never said I was proud of it. My post was more in reponse to Mozuckint's horrendously immature attitude and language toward the situation.

Also, I do give Nintendo props for having the decency and humility to reverse their decision right away instead of sitting around twiddling their thumbs in arrogance and telling gamers to "just deal with it"

@Mozuckint Nintendo has reversed the decision, so I will kindly say the same thing to you:

Leave and never return.

@Daddio93 They'll keep letting her do these reviews so long as they boost website traffic.

That's the irony.