Sengoku looks like your standard Final Fight style arcade game, but with two key differences.

Both games are slated for release on Wii in November for 600 Wii Points ($6).

Double Dragon and Double Dragon 2 are headed to the 3DS and Wii, respectively, in the near future.

Due to mysterious licensing issues, R-Type will only be available on the Wii Virtual Console until the end of the week.

Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Survivor wasn’t the first Megaten strategy RPG spinoff. Back in 1994, Atlus released Majin Tensei, which switches between a grid battlefield and a first person view during combat.

The next Mega Man game headed to Virtual Console is X2.

Game Boy Glory of Heracles game leaves digital Olympus and heads to Virtual Console in Japan.

Twinkle Star Sprites is on its way to Virtual Console in Japan. Nintendo lists the shooter/puzzle game mash up for release in August.

Then you’ll want to check out Catrap (aka Pitman in Japan) on the Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console.

While the action parts were side-scrolling levels, Gargoyle’s Quest also had towns to explore and extra lives to purchase – if you had enough spare vials.

Nintendo has four games lined up for Virtual Console re-release in July.

Nintendo put the Game Boy version on the Nintendo eShop, which is based on the NES release albeit with different level designs.

While Treasure of Rudra may look like a Final Fantasy title, Treasure of Rudra uses a magic system where you string together words to create spells.

Two of Jaleco’s Game Boy games are on deck for Virtual Console on Nintendo 3DS. Fortified Zone, an overhead Contra-ish game, and Amazing Spirit, a port of a quirky arcade platformer/action game were rated by the ESRB as 3DS games.