@Dakt Naaa, the NX has all but been confirmed to be a hybrid console/handheld. there's actually a news story up on the front page about it. Nintendo is simply following the trend. The 3DS took over a year to get into full swing, with Pokemon games still releasing on the DS after it's launch. In fact I distinctly remember everyone saying it was dead.. Now it's among the best selling handhelds of all time, go figure.
There will still be a place for the 3DS because it has a fantastic games library and they know it. The NX will technically be it's replacement, albeit a more expensive one. Even the Pokemon games are swapping to NX int the future. Nintendo bringing both it's development factions into one console/handheld is brilliant. Imagine a new Nintendo console that you could unplug and take with you, and had the combined library of the 3DS and WiiU.... that's what you call pure Nintendo bliss.
One thing is that this is an early box design for the 3DS version. Theres always the possibility that the game may be playable in 3d on the New3DS like Hyrule Warriors. Guess we'll find out closer to release.
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Re: Talking Point: Nintendo's Continued Commitment to the 3DS Makes Sense
@Dakt Naaa, the NX has all but been confirmed to be a hybrid console/handheld. there's actually a news story up on the front page about it. Nintendo is simply following the trend. The 3DS took over a year to get into full swing, with Pokemon games still releasing on the DS after it's launch. In fact I distinctly remember everyone saying it was dead.. Now it's among the best selling handhelds of all time, go figure.
There will still be a place for the 3DS because it has a fantastic games library and they know it. The NX will technically be it's replacement, albeit a more expensive one. Even the Pokemon games are swapping to NX int the future. Nintendo bringing both it's development factions into one console/handheld is brilliant. Imagine a new Nintendo console that you could unplug and take with you, and had the combined library of the 3DS and WiiU.... that's what you call pure Nintendo bliss.
Re: Super Mario Maker for 3DS Won't Have 3D Support
One thing is that this is an early box design for the 3DS version. Theres always the possibility that the game may be playable in 3d on the New3DS like Hyrule Warriors. Guess we'll find out closer to release.