Woah, I actually thought that the 3DS would have discs. Because I thought that game cards couldn't handle those types of graphics, and with some people saying that the graphics are better than the Wii's, I thought for sure it would have discs.
SD Carts can go up to like, 2TB. I don't imagine 3DS cards being much different from the flash memory used on SD carts.
Woah, I actually thought that the 3DS would have discs. Because I thought that game cards couldn't handle those types of graphics, and with some people saying that the graphics are better than the Wii's, I thought for sure it would have discs.
SD Carts can go up to like, 2TB. I don't imagine 3DS cards being much different from the flash memory used on SD carts.
And what about game pricing? Who would pay more than 30-40 dollars for a HANDHELD game?
Haha... The equivalent of $40 would be a good price for new handheld games here (about £25). Some places sell new big name high profile regular DS games for the equivalent of $54 (about £35). But it doesn't get any higher than that. But the standard cost of new games is the equivalent to $46 (£30).
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But doesn't game discs sound like a good idea? I mean, the PSP pulled it off. Of course, Nintendo couldn't use the UMDs because that's a Sony trademark, but maybe the 3DS could use the GameCube's storage disc.
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But doesn't game discs sound like a good idea? I mean, the PSP pulled it off.
And consumers realized how terrible they can be. Long load times, fairly large UMDs to carry around, and the higher price to make them wouldn't sound too good for Nintendo, who are dedicated to using cartridges in their handhelds.
The last time they put the system logo on the right side of the box was the N64.
so dump people dont buy the game, if they dont got the 3DS.
I wouldn't be suprised if somebody bough a game, and throws a lawsuit at them. Because he thought that the needed 3x DS systems to play that game. Which he had.
Nintendo's game carts have never used technology like SD cards. They have their own proprietary cards, or contract out them anyways. It's not simply taking an SD card and putting a game on it.
Think of it like a security key. It's still a key but you have to go somewhere special to get it made, not a place that's easily available to consumers.
Woah, I actually thought that the 3DS would have discs. Because I thought that game cards couldn't handle those types of graphics, and with some people saying that the graphics are better than the Wii's, I thought for sure it would have discs.
SD Carts can go up to like, 2TB. I don't imagine 3DS cards being much different from the flash memory used on SD carts.
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I imagine there will still be 19-29 buck games, but the big games will be 39-49. My HOPE is that Nintendo is smart and pushes all the cheaper more "shovelware" games to 3DSWare instead of flooding the retail wall with garbage.
Course for Nintendo to push a digital format would be a dream come true, so I'm not holding my breath.
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