But I’m not about to argue because you’re right: the games we really want WILL come out eventually. However, all I’m saying is that I don’t think it would be such a bad idea to release classics perhaps more frequently than they do? One commercial success per month would be a step-up at this point. I’m willing to be patient to replay my old favorites, but I’m not willing to reward Nintendo with my money for something I’m not interested in playing.

From the sounds of it, you guys would have Nintendo release all of their good titles immediately. Why release this “crap” every week? If they’ve got games like Chrono Trigger and Earthbound sitting out, why not do their best to get all of them onto the Virtual Console as soon as possible? Well, I’m pretty sure Nintendo doesn’t want to shoot their load on this one. If you guys had it your way, we’d get all of the games we wanted now, and we’d have absolutely NOTHING to look forward to for the next three years. You wouldn’t have to hope to see an old classic, we would KNOW far ahead of time that there’s nothing they could possibly release that would get our attention. All of the good games have been released.

We will get Earthbound. We will get Super Mario RPG. We will get Majora’s Mask. Chill out, everyone. Sit back and enjoy the fact that we’re getting three new, cheap games a week, and rejoice in the fact that one day Nintendo will completely surprise you with one of your all-time favorites. I personally find Virtual Console Mondays pretty exciting.

Nintendo really needs to get their priorities straight: you know, release games that people ACTUALLY LIKED rather than games nobody played. (I mean, there’s a reason nobody played them, right?) In the very least, if they have to release some unknown game, would it kill them to release some beloved classic alongside it?

So seriously, Nintendo. Anytime before the NEXT generation of consoles would be wonderful.