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half of us have vc games, vc is not a channel lmao

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	The '''Virtual Console''' is a channel available on the [[Wii]] and [[Wii U]] consoles that functions as an emulator. You can use Wii Points (discontinued) on the Wii version or a credit card on the Wii U version to purchase games originally released on previous Nintendo consoles. The Wii VC and Wii U VC versions of [[Super Mario 64]] are the rereleases of the game for Wii and Wii U. These versions of the game are emulated, and do not behave exactly the same as the [[Nintendo 64]] version of the game due to differences between the emulation and the original hardware. There are even differences between the Wii VC version and the Wii U VC version, such as differences in rounding errors that can cause glitches. It is important to note that since the Wii U also includes the Wii Menu in its original form, the Wii Menu's Virtual Console is really the Wii VC version (usually referred to as Wii U Wii VC) and not the Wii U VC version.		The '''Virtual Console''' is a channel available on the [[Wii]] and [[Wii U]] consoles that functions as an emulator. You can use Wii Points (discontinued) on the Wii version or a credit card on the Wii U version to purchase games originally released on previous Nintendo consoles. The Wii VC and Wii U VC versions of [[Super Mario 64]] are the rereleases of the game for Wii and Wii U. These versions of the game are emulated, and do not behave exactly the same as the [[Nintendo 64]] version of the game due to differences between the emulation and the original hardware. There are even differences between the Wii VC version and the Wii U VC version, such as differences in rounding errors that can cause glitches. It is important to note that since the Wii U also includes the Wii Menu in its original form, the Wii Menu's Virtual Console is really the Wii VC version (usually referred to as Wii U Wii VC) and not the Wii U VC version.