I did hear some games on Wii VC (including some that have minimal lag on the original Wii VC) definitely have it, though. I can barely even see it on my computer monitor from how dark it is. This is what MegaMan (NES) looks on the Wii U VC. I think that's putrid BS, because any NES on my HDTV directly through composite or RF cables still looks sharper, nicer and brighter AND surprisingly has less input lag than the NES VC of the Wii U. Some will even argue that the blurriness is to make it look more like the original NES because that console didn't look as sharp as an emulator on a modern monitor would. Some people will argue that 'Nintendo doesn't want to give you options so that you have to play only the way they made it by default.'īut if that was true, the GameBoy VC wouldn't have 2 selectable color palettes or different screen sizes, including a 1:1 with a screen border even. Plus the fact that Mighty Gunvolt has no lag, but that's because it's not emulated. Has anyone ever played Mighty Gunvolt? That game is NES styled, and has the option to do 1:1 and 4:3. That's all good and nice, but why isn't there an option? The excuse is that the screen is stretched to match 4:3 aspect ratio. It should be Y and B, like on SNES.Īs for dark, it doesn't matter much on 3DS because the screen can set bright enough, but on WiiU that's a lot more annoying. X button is also run, but it's not comfy playing with A and X. Not changing button layout means that in Super Mario Bros., B is run and A is jump, on that diamond shape-like layout of buttons this is BAD. It has all these problems that should have been addressed long ago:Ĥ. Has anyone bombarded Nintendo with emails or whatever, asking them to fix NES VC?

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