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F-Zero: Maximum Velocity And Golden Sun Trailers Remind Us They're Coming To Wii U Soon
Nintendo has released a pair of trailers to highlight next week's Game Boy Advance Virtual Console releases.
To see trailers for the Game Boy Advance games that have so far released on the Wii U's Virtual Console head here. Thursday saw the release of Kirby & The Amazing Mirror and WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgame$! and F-Zero: Maximum Velocity and Golden Sun will be available on Thursday April 17, alongside Super Mario Bros. 3. Game Boy Advance Virtual Console games are $6.99 each.
Yoshi’s Island: Super Mario Advance 3 is the last announced Virtual Console game, and it will be available August 24.
F-Zero: Maximum Velocity
Golden Sun
For more on the Game Boy Advance Virtual console, head here to read about more GBA games we'd like to see appear on the service.
[Source: Nintendo on YouTube]
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