Virtual Console updated

Wii News | With four new titles.

Nintendo Australia has updated the Virtual Console again with five new titles appearing, including Street Fighter 2 Turbo: Hyper Fighting, Splatterhouse, Dragons Curse, and Silent Debugger.

Three of the titles are Turbografx-16 titles that Aussies are still catching up on.

Street Fighter 2 Turbo: Hyper Fighting is available for 800 points whereas Splatterhouse, Dragons Curse and Silent Debugger are all available now for 600 points.

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10 Comments

renegadesx

4 years ago

Me got Dragons Curse

Jaws

4 years ago

Dragon's Curse! HOORAY! I got it too

One interesting thing I noticed is that I originally purchased Splatterhouse and Bomberman '93 from the UK channel by switching regions. Now; not only has Virtual Console in Australia detected that I have purchased these games, it even offered me updates on both of them!

Now that's service that leaves a smile!

LeonJ

4 years ago

Where is my Megaman 2 love. Rather slow week.

doofus

4 years ago

SF2 Turbo.

Yeah!

ret the roman

4 years ago

Anybody know what the OFLC gave splatterhouse?

ObsoletE

4 years ago

retroman wrote

Anybody know what the OFLC gave splatterhouse?

M, apparently.

you can search classifications yourself on www.oflc.gov.au(.) just choose "Search Classification Database" from the sidebar.

Gizmocreative

4 years ago

Does anyone remember the Street Fighter game in the arcade where you could change the character using the start button and fill the screen with sonic booms using guile? I loved that version, it was rediculously fast too. Did it come out on a console ever?

ret the roman

4 years ago

^
That would be a pirated version of street fighter 2.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2oR_ckr2d8

TheAnswer

4 years ago

nihilcreative wrote

As retro started it was a pirated version of SF2, I believe at one stage there approximately 15 different pirated versions out there which had all different tweaks and stuff. I used to love being able to jump higher and higher until you came back through the bottom of the screen or doing the uppercut right across the screen

doofus

4 years ago

Oh yeah, that was the Rainbow Edition wasn't it?

Our local takeaway shop had one of those.

It was insane fun - whoever used Ryu or Ken just filed the screen with the slow homing fireballs.

I remember with an Action Replay or Game Genie (can't remember which one I used), you could make some similar modifications to the SNES game at runtime.

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