The Japanese will today be receiving their latest Nintendo product, and they will probably all want to know what games will be available on their Virtual Console, and what is coming in the future. See after the jump for the massive list. And, sadly for Americans, it seems that the Japanese have got the better deal.

Any game marked with an * denotes a game also available for the Americans. Points obviously refers to Wii Points.

NES Games

• Donkey Kong* (Nintendo/Dec. 2): 500 points
• Donkey Kong Jr.* (Nintendo/Dec. 2): 500 points
• Gomoku Narabe Renjyu (Nintendo/Dec. 2): 500 points
• Baseball* (Nintendo/Dec. 2): 500 points
• Tennis* (Nintendo/Dec. 2): 500 points
• Pinball* (Nintendo/Dec. 2): 500 points
• Urban Champion* (Nintendo/Dec. 2): 500 points
• Soccer* (Nintendo/Dec. 2): 500 points
• Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo/Dec. 2): 500 points
• Ice Hockey* (Nintendo/Dec. 2): 500 points
• The Legend of Zelda* (Nintendo/Dec. 2): 500 points
• Xevious (Bandai Namco/Dec. 2): 500 points
• Solomon’s Key* (Tecmo/Dec. 2): 500 points
• Gradius (Konami/Dec. 2): 500 points
• Mario Bros.* (Nintendo/Dec. 12): 500 points
• Wario’s Woods (Nintendo/Dec. 12): 500 points
• Legend of Kage (Taito/Dec. 19): 500 points
• Ninja Jyajyamaru-kun (Jaleco/Dec. 26): 500 points

SNES Games

• Super Mario World (Nintendo/Dec. 2): 800 points
• F-ZERO* (Nintendo/Dec. 2): 800 points
• The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (Nintendo/Dec. 2): 900 points
• Super Castlevania IV (Konami/Dec. 2): 800 points
• Street Fighter II (Capcom/Dec. 2): 800 points
• Donkey Kong Country (Nintendo/Dec. 12): 800 points
• Mario’s Super Picross (Nintendo/Dec. 19): 800 points
• Contra III: The Alien Wars (Konami/Dec. 19): 800 points
• Sim City* (Nintendo/Dec. 26): 900 points
• Fire Emblem: Monsho no Nazo (Nintendo/Dec. 26): 900 points
• R-TYPE III (Irem/Dec. 26): 800 points

Nintendo 64 Games

• Super Mario 64*(Nintendo/Dec. 2): 1,000 points

SEGA Genesis Games

• Ecco the Dolphin* (SEGA/Dec. 2): 600 points
• Gunstar Heroes* (SEGA/Dec. 2): 600 points
• Golden Axe* (SEGA/Dec. 2): 600 points
• Columns* (SEGA/Dec. 2): 600 points
• Shadow Dancer (SEGA/Dec. 2): 600 points
• Altered Beast* (SEGA/Dec. 2): 600 points
• Space Harrier II* (SEGA/Dec. 2): 600 points
• Sonic the Hedgehog* (SEGA/Dec. 2): 600 points
• Toejam & Earl*(SEGA/Dec. 2): 600 points
• Puyo-Puyo* (SEGA/Dec. 2): 600 points
• Ristar: The Shooting Star* (SEGA/Dec. 2): 600 points

TurboGrafx 16 Games

• Bonk’s Adventure* (Hudson/Dec. 2): 600 points
• Super Star Soldier* (Hudson/Dec. 2): 600 points
• Dungeon Explorer* (Hudson/Dec. 2): 600 points
• Victory Run* (Hudson/Dec. 2): 600 points
• Bomberman ‘94 (Hudson/Dec. 2): 600 points
• New Adventure Island (Hudson/Dec. 2): 600 points
• Jyaseiken Necromancer (Hudson/Dec. 2): 600 points
• R-Type I (Hudson/Dec. 13): 600 points
• Military Madness (Hudson/Dec. 20): 600 points

Ah, they were the days!

As you can see, the US are missing a fair few titles. You can expect the UK to be missing even more, since we get screwed out of everything. One thing that should be noted is that although the US don’t get Bomerman ‘94, they get Bomberman ‘93 instead. The difference? No idea, but why this has happened is anyones’ guess. And two games from the SNES for the US compared to nine for Japan?! Wow, that is a big blow.

I can’t say I’m hugely excited about all those just yet. F-Zero was quite enjoyable, though lacked multiplayer, and there are a fair few that I’ve never even heard of. The Donkey Kong games might be quite fun again, as would Mario, of course. Apart from that, not much exciting stuff for me. No doubt I’ll get curious and buy several anyway when the Wii launches next week in the UK.

Any of you annoyed or excited about this? Perhaps you now know whether you’ll need a retro port to use your old controllers for some of the games. Whatever your feelings, be sure to leave them in the comments section.