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Flying Dragon: The Secret Scroll And Legend of the Mystical Ninja Added To Virtual Console
This week's Virtual Console update offers two lesser-known releases with Flying Dragon: The Secret Scroll and Legend of the Mystical Ninja.
Flying Dragon: The Secret Scroll is available on Wii U . Originally released on the NES in 1987, it is a side-scrolling platformer that follows Ryuhi in his journey in the mastery of Kenpō marital arts. Legend of the Mystical Ninja will be available on the 3DS. It first released on the SNES in 1991 and has players fighting to save Princess Yuki by battling Kid Ying and Dr. Yang through 2D and 3D zones.
You can buy Flying Dragon: The Secret Scroll on Wii U for $4.99 here and Legend of the Mystical Ninja on 3DS for $7.99 here.
Nintendo has been adding new Virtual Console to its systems every week allowing a new generation of players the chance to play the classics from past systems. You can follow the links for more on Yoshi's Story, Paper Mario, and Mario Tennis from the N64 or The Legend of Zelda: A Link To The Past from the SNES.
[Source: Nintendo via Business Wire]
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