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Nintendo streamed an all-new Direct broadcast where the company revealed titles gamers should expect in the coming months. During the stream the company also announced classic SNES titles will be coming to the Virtual Console on the New 3DS system.
The program officially kicked off yesterday directly after the broadcast with three games available including: "Pilotwings," "Super Mario World" and "F-Zero." Following those games on March 24 include the classics "Super Mario Kart," "EarthBound" and "Donkey Kong Country." And three more titles will be available April 14 which include: "The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past," "Super Metroid" and "Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest."
While this is great for gamers that want to relive their great past, it isn't so great for those who already own the titles on a different Nintendo system. According to Polygon, Nintendo doesn't appear to offer any discounts or cross-buy features for customers who already own these SNES games on Wii or Wii U Virtual Console.
If you happened to miss the Nintendo Direct Broadcast check it out below:
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