AznKhmerBoi wrote:Indeed, action pack high quality HD graphic games should be played on the big screen. Thats what the ps3, xbox360, and wii u is for. Handheld should be something enjoyable to look at and play which bring something new to the table.
Just because it's capable of doing super-realistic hyper-high-quality HD graphics doesn't mean all the games will take advantage of that. It just means that it's capable of doing more - that's all.
I don't see how anyone can look at a system having more flexibility and somehow infer that that is a negative.
AznKhmerBoi wrote:Indeed, action pack high quality HD graphic games should be played on the big screen. Thats what the ps3, xbox360, and wii u is for. Handheld should be something enjoyable to look at and play which bring something new to the table.
darthmunky wrote:I'm not a handheld gamer at all, if I could get one, I'd get the 3DS.
Same here, I don't want a home console experience on a handheld, I want handheld style games. It looks really awesome, but for me I just don't think it'd be worth it. It's a portable that seems to be focused on console like games, and it's large enough that I probably would never take it anywhere. It's still more attractive than the 3DS though, especially in price.
It's game library would be the deciding factor for me. I'm not to fond of motion and touch screen controls but the demo they showed at E3 said that you could choose to use the buttons. So maybe. I do agree that it should have a UMD drive. I would be sold for sure if it did.
Incognito D wrote:Mere months after buying my original GBA, Nintendo trolled me hard by releasing the SP.
I'm going to hold off until I see some games I really want to have. With a Nintendo system you know that at the very least you're going to get a bunch of kickass first party stuff. Here I'm going to need to see some compelling games, and I'm not a fan of the current popular genres.
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dsheinem wrote:Does this look like proprietary memory cards AND proprietary game cards? I would hate to think that they aren't just using a memory stick again for saves, media, and downloads - I want to able to stick it in my computer's card reader...
According to this the save data will be on the game cards; much like a DS game.