North American Virtual Console Gets The Mystical Ninja, Secret Scrolls, And Baseball

The North American Virtual Console titles for July 7, 2016 have been released. People with Nintendo Wii Us will be able to get Baseball Simulator 1.000 and Flying Dragon: The Secret Scroll. New Nintendo 3DS owners, meanwhile, have a chance to play The Legend of the Mystical Ninja.

The Legend of the Mystical Ninja is the fifth game in the Goemon series and originally appeared on the Super Nintendo. Players follow Kid Ying (Goemon) and Dr. Yang (Ebisumaru) after taking on a mission from a ninja cat. The two go through 10 stages, in the hopes of reaching Princess Yuki and saving her from a Dragonbeast. Both Kid Ying and Dr. Yang have their own Judo abilities they can learn and weapons they can use. It also includes minigames like air hockey, trivia, and a Gradius level recreation. It’s $7.99 on the New Nintendo 3DS eShop.

Baseball Simulator 1.000 originally appeared on the NES and is the first entry in the Baseball Simulator series. It has Exhibition, Regular Season, and Team Edit modes. Seasons can be between 5 and 165 games long, and there are 18 possible teams. People can get Ultra Points, which can be put toward Ultra plays that do things like make pitches disappear or Ultra Upgrades that remain with a player. It’s $4.99 on the Nintendo Wii U eShop.

Flying Dragon: The Secret Scroll is an NES game that is part of the Fist of the Flying Dragon series. It follows Ryuhi as he heads to participate in the World Tournament of Contact Sports, defeat the Tusk Soldiers who attacked his master and stole the Secret Scrolls, and attempts to restore the Mandara Seal. Players will have to go through both side-scrolling and on-on-on levels to reach Ryuhi’s goal. It’s $4.99 on the Nintendo Wii U eShop.