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Virtual Console.

To accommodate the unique control setups of those systems, you'll have several customization options for button layouts and (for the DS) how the game will display across the Wii U GamePad and your TV screen.

The price will be $10 to $13 for N64 games. If you've bought a title previously on the Wii Virtual Console, the update will only cost $2. Nintendo DS games will cost between $7 and $10.

The first set of titles available immediately following the Direct presentation are:

• Yoshi's Island -- $10
• Mario 64 -- $10

Titles we'll get later down the line include:

• Donkey Kong 64 -- 4/16 -- $10
• Mario Kart DS -- 4/23 -- $10
• Paper Mario -- 4/30 -- $10
• Yoshi Touch & Go 4/9 -- $10
• WarioWare Touched -- 4/9 -- $10

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After 17 years, Mario Party 10 needs more than GamePad antics and amiibo support to keep the party going.

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Nintendo reveals new details about upcoming Nintendo eShop games -- Don’t Starve: Giant Edition and Never Alone are coming with exclusive Wii U GamePad features; BOXBOY! hits 3DS this spring; and much more!