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@millarrp New 2DS XL would be pretty sweet. I'd buy it.

@AlexSora89 that's how the US. The difference is that there's only like 4 super smart people here...

@Yorumi exactly

@skwiddly ADD people? Games get an hour absolute maximum and my full attention maybe half of that time.

@A01 Agreed. I hope this isn't true. At least in this exact form. Maybe that's just how the dev kit for the home console works so developers can prepare for it, but don't have access to the actual entire handheld yet. It could just be that a portable in deveopment has these functions, but isn't ready for developers yet. It does say that he doesn't know if the part with a screen is required or not. So that's at least a possibility I think.

It would have to have a bit more than just a tiny cpu to handle streaming from anywhere and basic OS functions. It would have to run it's own software. Hopefully at least that part isn't true. If its a take-anywhere device it's a real handheld with these functions. Powerful ARM based SOC are cheap.

@hendie001 there are totally buttons. It looks like there's at least two under the right joystick. Open the image on its own and zoom in. That sorta makes me think this is real.

@Tamalesyatole Yeahhhh it was a jaggy mess. I really wish they would have waited for Wii U with skyward sword because that game could have been so gorgeous if it wasn't such a mess of low resolution and crap to try to cover that up. I think they did a fantastic job of retexturing twilight princess. They gave it a newer game feel while still maintaining the original game. But for $60USD I feel like they should be releasing a rebuilt game instead of a retexture.

Edit: fixed some mistakes. Damn phone.

@Zoda_Fett good points! And I agree, Star Fox Adventures is fantastic!

I hope this game does well on Wii U. The effort put into this has earned my money. Nostalgia here I come!

Oh come on

@Honelith seriously? To the Internet! I wasn't going to buy it anyways, but that's ridiculous.

@Minotaurgamer agreed. Better gamepad support would be cool but the extra work for that probably just isn't worth the 30 copies they'll sell.

@sleepinglion I have trouble believing it would take all that much effort. They test these games thoroughly anyways. Take another 5 hours to play with settings to make it look as good as possible.

@Samurairu Now it's just about how many games can be dumped put as quickly and effortlessly as possible.

@Spin completely this.

@Jazzer94 problem is, I haven't seen any that are completed before they're shut down.

@KingofSaiyans I bet you're right. Me too, though.

@Sakura Yeah but, with his logic that's not relevant because it's already on a mobile device. Same reason they shouldn't focus on social media, it's already a thing. The worst part of that is that it's what he said!

@rjejr Agreed!

@Lord_Redwood yeah but his point is more that they're wrong for doing that because Facebook already did. His reasoning for his view of this just shows how incredibly incompetent he is. He's a fool for the comment about their intentions with mobile games. They've been pretty freaking clear from the beginning that they weren't just dumping Mario onto mobile.

@Splatburst exactly. They've said that from the beginning. I can't believe these people still expected a Mario or Zelda game.

@Goob. jumpy, slow. Not good for the low light environment of a horror game.

@Not_Soos ha!

@Naoiko agreed

@Kirk I think they just released it too early. Waiting a year and increasing specs to compete while giving their teams time to make games would have helped them a lot.

@Ryu_Niiyama Dude there's so much stability!