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In my opinion, I'd say the NES games should be about a $1.00, seriously though, I can get dollar NES games. o_o; My cousin even got Super Mario Bros. (NES) for 33 cents. oo;
And, the SNES games, about $3-5 each, the max. is $5.
And, for the N64 games, about $5-8 each.. yeah, I think those prices are not bad. o_o'

Well, that is a kick in the nuts. Thank God I have pretty much any game I'd want to play anyways... 3nodding

Heh, I know. My apologies, school's been #1 in my life as of late... I'm reaching that crucial part in my lifespan where work makes my future gonk

I want number 38 and 39! xd

But this list is pretty freaking sweet. If nintendo can really pull this off, the Revolution will have a huge advantage.

Regardless of what they do, their first priority, aside from working on decent prices, should be to work on getting third party permisson for past games. That's a big thing for me, and I'm sure many others.
Sure Nintendo had a lot of hit's back in those days, but there was major success given to them from other companies. Capcom, Squarsoft, Enix, Rare, Konami, and tons more.
A lot of those games, although possible to obtain from other sources, were classics too.
I'd like to play Secret Of Mana (and many others) again, on a new system.
Plus it would be great if they could take games that were a hit, such as Mana, and release the sequels that stayed in Japan. I mean, tons of translated versions of Secret Of Mana 3 were made available on roms, and it would kick a** if Nintendo could officially release them, translated, so people could enjoy the great games they never could before, without resorting to illigal measures.
One last thought. For those who use roms and emulators, your bound to know of several emulators ability to play networked games. So two people on opposite sides of the world could play a 2 player game together. What if they could work that into the online ability of Revolution. Say they were to get games like Secret of Mana, Super Double Dragon, or something like that, and allow you to just hit a few buttons, and get teamed up with a partner to play together. That would be pretty cool. It would probably mean remaking the games to an extent, but it would still be a neat idea.

*also dies*

Hey, everyone. Nintendo's been in business long enough to know what they're doing. What ever they do, it'll surpass our expectations. We can count on that.

But there you had to pay for stuff like TAX, the the GBa card itself, bringing the games to the shop.

All you have to do now is download a rom...thats it. You don't never have to pay for an instruction manual...so I can see the games themselves for download at a small price.