CiDeRmAn wrote: » Nintendo continue to make a lot of money with their handhelds,
Chain Smoker wrote: » Don't really get people saying they need to make a powerhouse of a machine, they've absolutely no hope of competing in that regard and will always be playing catch up.
CiDeRmAn wrote: » Here's a thing... Assuming this is going to somehow replace the 3DS as well. Will this be 3D capable, if it is indeed a portable console with a home dock thingy. Will there be backwards compatibility with the 3DS/DS? Nintendo have always been pretty good at making their new hardware play nice with the software from the previous gen. And while we're at it, The WiiU... Software at least. Assuming, once again, this docks with a, well, dock. How about the combo of primary device screen and tv now connected makes it just waiting to play dual screen WiiU titles. Plus, big guess again, if they put the hdd in the dock... Preload your big games from storage, play them on the go.
CiDeRmAn wrote: » I use the 3D Bugger, am I the only one? Truthfully though it's only a few that use it well, the two Kirby titles standout, and the likes of Space Harrier, Galaxy Force 2 and Outrun in the 3D Classics.
riclad wrote: » Since they using games on cartridge piracy should not be a problem
pasta-solo wrote: » Tell that to the DS!
CiDeRmAn wrote: » Well, we'll know soon enough. An official announcement and reveal can only be less than 8 weeks away, probably even sooner. And then, regardless of the formats form, I'll be saving my pennies for launch day. It'll hopefully be a happy St Patrick's Day!
CiDeRmAn wrote: » I'm the opposite. I've no time for handheld gaming, but find myself using the PS4 more than ever. Even the WiiU doesn't get used by me much, aside from the other evening and an hour or so on StarFox. The poor XB1 though, a glorified paper weight at this stage.