Subscription to the Virtual Console. A good idea?

Kind of like what gametap does would anyone think it to be a good idea for nintendo to charge a monthly fee on the VC with unlimited downloads? Maybe even something like netflix where for a monthly fee you could play the game for as long as you want but you can only have 3 at once. I dunno. Anyone think something like that could be a good idea?

Er... No.

I honestly thinks that's a terrible idea.

I think it might be a good idea,but I don't think I'd be aloud to pay for a monthly subscription :P

I think that'd be a fantastic idea, but people who don't subscribe should still be able to download games. That way, no one is left out.

Nintendo would lose a lot of money, so i think it would be a bad idea.

Nintendo would lose a lot of money, so i think it would be a bad idea.

alexh_99

That's why I think it's a bad idea.

You could play the entire library in a 2 days.

Terrible Idea, sorry TC :(

That would not work. Limiting what people could buy would bring down their sales big time.

Er... No.

I honestly thinks that's a terrible idea.

why? virtual console is just fine the way it is.

I don't think it would be very popular. What I would really like would be some way to download demos of games, or download a version that only plays for ten minutes. There's a lot of those old games that I might really like, but I'll never know because I don't want to waste money downloading them.

I wouldn't want that because I actually like to own my games. Nintendo wouldn't do that because they'd lose money.

Nintendo would lose a lot of money, so i think it would be a bad idea.

alexh_99

so essentially what your saying is you want to give nintendo your hard earned money

I think that would be good, because most VC games, you play/beat once, and never play it again.

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Nintendo would lose a lot of money, so i think it would be a bad idea.

Makedonijo

so essentially what your saying is you want to give nintendo your hard earned money

Um, that's what a company does.

I don't exactly know how to respond to that.