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Do you think the Sega CD will be added to VC for Wii?

My favorite sonic game of all time was one hardly anyone played when it came out because it was on the Sega CD. However this system is the least successful of Sega's consoles and this game is probably the only game Nintendo would allow on VC. Because of that do you think VC will eventually include the Sega CD? Why or why not?

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
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    It's likely due to technical limitations. Games for the Wii Virtual Console are stored in the 512 MB of built-in flash memory. This allows plenty of storage for cartridge-based games especially when with data compression, but is a significant limitation for a CD-based game for which the ROM image could be more 600 MB in size.

  • Anonymous
    4 years ago

    Yep, I undergo in concepts all of those subjects, PLUS how the ninety's rather HAD some variety of character (in assessment to the 80's, which replace into continuously a wannabe decade, and would desire to never make up its concepts on what it replace into meant to point). It replace into additionally the final decade of Operation barren section hurricane, which shown that in case you win a conflict rapid sufficient, the media does not have of undertaking to call it 'un-winnable' like Walter Cronkite reported approximately Viet Nam (and regulate into incorrect). and keep in mind approximately how cool having a motorized automobile-telephone replace into. Or how plenty cooler the bag-telephones have been. And as quickly as you went grocery finding out to purchase you particularly talked to the people you have been with, not on your cell telephone.

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