On Septem it was announced that the Wii's Wii Shop Channel (Where the Wii's Virtual Console is housed) would be shutting down on Januat 3PM JST/5PM AEDT/1AM EDT/6AM GMT/Januat 10PM PST. In South Korea, no Sega games were released for the service. NES and Sega Master System games can play properly with the Wii Remote, but games for other consoles will likely require either a GameCube controller, or the Classic Controller, which is sold separately.ĭespite continuous strong sales of the Wii, additions to the Virtual Console service have slowed down considerably since the service was introduced in 2006, partly due to the launch of WiiWare. Some publishers may choose to release region-specific games internationally in the special Import category (for example, the standalone Puyo Puyo Tsuu was released overseas this way). It also supports region-specific consoles such as the Commodore 64 (Europe and North America only) and MSX (Japan only). Games available come from a variety of systems including: Nintendo's Nintendo Entertainment System, Super NES and Nintendo 64, Sega's Master System and Mega Drive/Genesis, NEC's TurboGrafx-16 and TurboGrafx-CD, SNK's Neo Geo AES, and various Arcade systems. Games on the SD card can be transferred back to the Wii it came from, but not to another system. From there games can be transferred to an SD card, but could not be played directly from the SD card until an update allowed the Wii to utilise the flash memory to play games saved on an SD card. Games downloaded are stored on the Wii's 512MB flash memory that is built into the system.
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