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Originally posted by: KDR_11k
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Originally posted by: nintendogamecube86
I wouldn't call Mega Man a big game, especially considering how much better Mega Man 2 is.
Ugh, the backlog of games Europe now has that we don't have in North America is ridiculous:
Donkey Kong Jr. Math (NES)
Yoshi (NES)
Mach Rider (NES)
Super Mario Bros. 2 (NES)
Adventures of Lolo (NES)
Balloon Fight (NES)
Mega Man (NES)
F-Zero X (N64)
Vectorman (GEN)
China Warrior (TG16)
At a rate of 3 games per week, it would take 4 weeks just to get through the backlog (and that's assuming we get no other games).
Considering America hit the 100 VC games mark a week or two earlier than Europe there's got to be a similar sized list of games the US has and we don't.
Games out on the US VC that haven't come out in Europe:
Bravoman (TG16)
Elavator Action (NES)
Golden Axe 2 (GEN)
Gradius 3 (SNES)
Legend of Kage (NES)
Lode Runner (NES)
Milon's Secret Castle (NES)
Ninja Gaiden (NES)
Ordyne (TG16)
Romance of the Three Kingdoms IV (SNES)
Sonic The Hedgehog 2 (GEN)
Tecmo Bowl (NES)
Europe has two fewer titles than the US, but, at least in my opinion, a better selection. F-Zero X is likely to hit in the US this coming Monday, but then again I said the same last week after it came out in Australia and Europe. Vectorman stings as it was on Sega's list of games to be released in March and I've been waiting for it since then. Balloon Fight is a recent European release, so hopefully it will come out here soon. And, although being the worst in the series in my opinion, Super Mario Bros. 2 is a solid game, and if nothing else, opens the door for the finest in the series, Super Mario Bros. 3.
Also, the three major American exclusives the way I see it are Ninja Gaiden, Sonic 2, and Tecmo Bowl, and Sonic 2 can be had in Mega Collection and Tecmo Bowl, being an American football game, may never come to Europe and the Europeans probably wouldn't care.