 :I have a few comments (some of which have been said before). It doesn't matter if the price is the same or not: it's still a price. Online currencies such as Wii Points are still pricing when you look at it. From Wikipedia:What_Wikipedia_is_not#Wikipedia_is_not_a_directory (#4): Wikipedia is not a price guide to be used to compare the prices of competing products, or the prices of a single product across different countries or regions. Obviously the first part doesn't apply, as there is no one else offering downloads for the Virtual Console. The second part applies perfectly to this. It's a single product: game downloads, and it's across different regions (as there is list pages for North America, Europe, Japan and Australia). So simply put: what was previously in the article isn't acceptable anymore. A compromise would've been the answer, but this policy is pretty clear. This article shouldn't become a policy and/or guideline violation, just because people want the points listed so badly. Overall: the points in the article just encourages people to come here to find prices of games, which isn't the purpose of an encyclopedia. A link to Nintendo's site on this article (as well as the others): and this is all solved. People have access to the official source, and then the article has no more disputes over this pricing.  