Product Description

Wii Points Card for downloading extra features and content, including the greatest games from the NES, Super NES, N64, Sega Megadrive and NEC TurboGrafx video game consoles. Using the card is as easy as entering a Wii Points Card code at a Wii onscreen menu.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #451 in Computer & Video Games
• Brand: Nintendo
• Released on: 2006-12-08
• Platform: Nintendo Wii

Manufacturer's Description
Wii Points Card for downloading extra features and content, including the greatest games from the NES, Super NES, N64, Sega Megadrive and NEC TurboGrafx video game consoles. Using the card is as easy as entering a Wii Points Card code at a Wii onscreen menu.

Customer Reviews

Be careful where you buy them!
Purchased two of these cards from Amazon.co.uk, supplied through indigostarfish.com, an amazon partner. Tried to upload them and found that they were the wrong region and so they could not be used. Technical support suggested buying locally and not from the internet if you want to be sure.

Its 50/50 for me
I just bought the legend of zelda, and super mario bros 2 (never played that one) with my wii points and that is one thousand points gone already.Saying that they do look great.
I have to say its a bit expensive, but these games are selling on ebay for like a tenner each. And if you fork out the £35 on ebay for a retro NES to play them on you have still payed more than you would have if you'd have just spent wii points, thats if the NES you bought even works. My advice would be, if you are into NES or any of the older console games then buy them through wii's points system. However if you want 64 games i really wouldnt bother, they are like £7 each. You can buy a 64 on ebay for about £10, then games are like £3 in second hand shops.
Its up to you.

Excellent.
The thing is I know there's "ROMS" out there but to be fair I hate them, I don't mind them if others likes to play on these but I'd rather to play a "actual" game with a controller pad, or at least have a sense of feeling to "own" it.

Virtual Console is excellent once you think about it - sure you can get some games for cheaper, but what about Paper Mario? That's rare, and you would have to fork over alot for that. However on VC it's only £7.50, and it's even perfect emulated (most ROMs for Paper Mario aren't perfect in my opinion).

I would strongly recommend Virtual Console to every Wii owner, it's cheap than you'd think and it can be addicative. I've been playing Legend of Zelda: LTTP/Mario Kart 64 non-stop, and I'm loving it with Classic Controller. Worth it.