You have to buy them seperately, but have the option of doing so through "Wii Points Cards"(similar to XBOX Live cards) or by credit card over their Virtual Console service.
They will be running a deal, however. When you buy $50 worth of Wii points(that's around 50 NES games), they include a free classic controller.
As far as Mario Kart is concerned, expect it out sometime next year. I doubt Nintendo is taking any risks by holding back any of their franchises with the Wii, as they did with the GameCube.
Wii points are used to buy virtual console games and other things like the internet browser on the wii, you will be able to buy a 2000 wii points card in most shops for $20/€20.
You have to buy them seperately, but have the option of doing so through "Wii Points Cards"(similar to XBOX Live cards) or by credit card over their Virtual Console service.
They will be running a deal, however. When you buy $50 worth of Wii points(that's around 50 NES games), they include a free classic controller.
Pricing structures on games have yet to be finalized.
In any case, the controller costs $20 alone, so you'll be getting 4 free NES games at the price of the controller and $30 to divide between SNES, Genesis, and N64 games.
Off the top of my mind, I couldn't even think of more than 4 decent NES games that I'd want to have. Mario Bros, Mario 2, and Mario 3 can be had in Super Mario All Stars for SNES, which I hope they'll release on Virtual Console; that alone saves you $10.
