I am thinking about purchasing copies of Midway Arcade Treasures 1 and 2 because they contain arcade versions of Smash TV and Total Carnage. I want to purchase them for the GameCube because my PS2 is broken and I have to purchase a new one. My question is: When playing Smash TV and Total Carnage using the GameCub controller can I use the analog stick to move and the "C" stick to shoot? If not, if I purchase the PS2 versions of those games can I use the two analog sticks to move and shoot?

Thanks in advance to those who reply.

I don't know for sure. But it sounds like something from a Mega Man game. It has that NES Mega Man style to the music.

Emerald_Warrior

I've listened to a sample of every Mega Man NES song including the music from Mega Man 9 and 10 and did not find the music. Thanks for trying to help me.

I apologize in advance if I put this question in the wrong place.

I've spent so much time trying to find out which game the following music came from. I tried asking in the comment section of the video but no one responded. I also tried yahoo answers but that was no help. The song starts at the beginning of this video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3XDPKCSOME

It would really make my day of someone could help me find this music.

Knowing that it's NES music helps a little. Thanks.

I'm not sure if I am asking this question in the right forum. Sorry if I am not but I would be most appriciative if someone could tell me what Sega Genesis games the music in this YouTuber's intros come from? I am about 70 percent sure that it is Genesis music.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JdJD6gQq1c

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3XDPKCSOME

Thanks to all who commented.

I've just gotten NSMBWii and have been having problems with it. Everything starts out fine until I try to play the first level. That is when I get the "disc read error" message. This is the only Wii game that I am having problems with and I have tried just about everything to fix the problem. I heard that older Wii systems have trouble reading dual layer games and I know that SSBB and Metroid Prime Trilogy uses a dual layer disc but I was wondering if NSMBWii uses a dual layer disc. If so then I will know what I have to do in order to play the game. I have no option to take the game back seeing as it was "Sold As Is" where I got it from. I bought my Wii back in 2007.

Any help will be appreciated.

Eternal Champions for Sega Genesis.

The original GBA because it runs off standard AA batteries and I like the overall design. Nintendo isn't going to support the SP or Micro for ever and when the time comes and an other rechargable battery is needed, its going to be hard to find one because Nintendo won't sell or make them anymore.