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N64 Games On Wii U Virtual Console Come With Scans Of Original Manuals

Nintendo 64 games on the Wii U Virtual Console offer viewable scans of their original manuals, as one Twitter user pointed out. N64 and Nintendo DS titles are starting to come to the service, with Super Mario 64 and Yoshi’s Island DS available now. All N64 games that supported the Rumble Pack can rumble via the Wii U GamePad. Upcoming Virtual Console releases include WarioWare: Touched! on April 9th and Donkey Kong 64 on April 16th.

34 thoughts on “N64 Games On Wii U Virtual Console Come With Scans Of Original Manuals”

    1. I guess nobody knows after only everyone was talking about it. Iv been trying to figure that out too. So far it looks like 3DS owners got left dust crumbs.

      1. Nonsense 3DS has and gets a lot of games especially compared to the Wii U. Not everything Wii U gets needs to be on the 3DS and same goes for people wanting it in reverse. It’d be nice, but it’s not essential and just cause the Wii U is getting it doesn’t erase the myriad of new and retro titles the 3DS gets.

  1. I noticed this right away when I bought mario 64 and yoshi island ds I never thought it was newsworthy tho I can’t wait for paper mario and btw every vote beck for smash

  2. That’s cool and all but when will Nintendo show 3DS owners the love they deserve with Virtual Console? I want to play SNES, Genesis, N64, GC, etc games on my 3DS. Just imagine playing Doom 64, Super Castlevania IV, or LoZ: TP. Maybe I should track down Reggie and bring it to his attention.

    1. jtz Igbo Tribe and Decedent of Gad.

      Oh please smash was watered down so it can go to the 3ds. Yall 3DS owners get new tittles like,every week. Get a Wii U if you want to play DK64. Next you 3ds only owners will complain no GC tittles on 3Ds. What you 3ds only owners need to do is buy a Wii U so it can pass up PS4 sales. 50 million 3ds owners and 40million of Yall won’t support the Wii U.

        1. Nintendo Tetrarch Quadramus-NX

          >>>If they whine so much about “support” instead of buying one because they want one then these complainers should buy 1000 Wii Us themselves if they want to support with sales>>>

          1. jtz Igbo Tribe and Decedent of Gad.

            Last I checked sales revenue is used to make next generation products. Unless you thought companies just report sales for the fun of it and money just falls out the sky. You do want Nintendo to succeed right?

    2. jtz Igbo Tribe and Decedent of Gad.

      Naw you don’t need to track down Reggie. Buy a Wii u. You 3ds only owners want every single tittle wii u gets. you see me complain about Monster, hunter, Luigi’s mansion 2 or Pokemon?

  3. jtz Igbo Tribe and Decedent of Gad.

    So DK64 is the closes we can get to Banjo Kazooie huh? So as long as it is a Nintendo IP it can still come to Eshope. My fingers are crossed from Starfox Adventures for Wii U only!

  4. Hopefully they release ds games I haven’t already played which is doubtful. The only console I skipped was GameCube and that’s the only one they don’t want to put up

    1. Ok who the fuck are you? I always see your stupid ass coming here saying stupid shit about some stupid girl and someone named sasori. GTFO and stop being dumbass you little piece of shit.

      1. Selina Ruiz is a troll. That’s like the third “birthday” she’s celebrated for Sasori this year. And she’s always posting that dumb latina girl video.

  5. I’m excited for both the DS and N64, but as far as the N64 VC goes what’s the chance we’ll actually get games that are not already on the Wii shop Channel? It would be cool if Nintendo could partner up with some third parties and bring games like Glover or Namco Museum. And Nintendo may just do that, who knows, but it would definitely make the VC even better.

        1. They’re going to do just that. Re-release the same games already available and then when they finally include games that have never been on VC before, it will be games that nobody cares about.

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