The original Super Smash Bros. finally hit the Nintendo Wii's Virtual Console this week. The game's been available in Japan since the beginning of the year, but it took nearly 12 months for Nintendo of America to slot the classic Nintendo 64 into its release list. Companies have their own strategy in getting legacy games onto the Wii emulators, but it's hard not to wonder "what the heck's taking so long?" for some of the games to be rereleased.
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The Wii was an interesting experiment that some struggled to make good games for, but many developers found ways to create Wii titles that are just as much fun to play now.
I'd put RC Pro-Am on that list. I used to stay up all night playing it.
Then again...we already know "where the heck" it is -- right alongside Goldeneye, another gem from Rare.