Nintendo isn't stupid, and the company hasn't been blind to the sustained popularity of its old games. Animal Crossing's free NES games tested the waters , while the eReader's 5$ NES games proved people would still pay money for trips like Urban Champion (How little we've learned in two decades.) And the rousing successof the GBA's Classic NES series proved that people would pay alot of money for these oldies but goodie--which is probably why one of the few things we know about the company's next gen console os that we'll be able to download NES games to play on it ... for a fee , of course. It turnes out we weren't just playing cool games 20 years ago--we were laying the groundwork for the Nintendo Revolution, too.
