NodtheThird

I would have thought, given the long delay, all the DLC would be included on the disk. I've had this game on pre-order for ages, but now I'm thinking I should just pass and put my money into another game.

Sadly I spent all my points on game VC download. I really would like that tote bag.

I am really leaning towards the 3.88" screen of the new 3DS. But, I really hope Nintendo will do in store demo units. I want to make sure I can live with the screen size before I plunk down my money.

@tysonfury That would be nice but it won't. I may just have to pass on this as I already played though these games on the WiiU.

I have an XL now but I might switch back to the New3DS cause it also has a larger screen. I look forward to the hardware reviews on this one.

It's been a while since I played a Dynasty Warrior so I hope that I will like this game when it comes out.

It is a smart move, but where is the is the trading card game for the WiiU, making a nice version for the gamepad would be great.

Yay I looked for this game on the eShop a couple of days ago, only to find out that it had been pulled.

The value, price disparity in the titles is shocking, really the only choice if you want to get maximum value for your reward is G&W or DKCR. I kinda wish they had just given eshop credit. Then I could have spent it on a game of my choosing.

@therick112 I read somewhere that the Wii U versions is 16:9 and the 3DS is 5:4, which makes sense given the screen resolutions. So you get to see a bit more to the left and right on the Wii U version of the game.

@Axed84 I have to make that choice too, wish Nintendo did some sort of cross buy or bundle. I would have paid a bit more to get it on both systems.

Well I've done my part I own 4 Ubisoft titles for the Wii U and I've got Watch_Dogs on preorder. I would buy Valiant Hearts if it got an eShop release. But now I'll just grab it on the PC.

@MAN1AC I would agree that Capcom is not the company that it once was. They would have to restructure them to integrate them into Nintendo.
But the Monster Hunter IP moving from PSP to 3DS is one of the reason the 3DS dominates the Vita in Japan and I think Nintendo may just want to secure that IP, if the price is right.

@Peach64 They would also get control of Capcom development teams, that would let them produce more games for the Wii U and 3DS. Though I wonder if there would be a development culture clash between the two groups. Capcom already publishes a lot of titles for Nintendo platforms, so maybe Nintendo would want to secure that stream of games.
I could see Sony really wanting to get its hands on the Monster Hunter IP.

Getting control of Capcom IP would be great for Nintendo, but I'm not sure the want all the overhead that would go with it.

Nintendo has a great lineup of first party games. But they need to figure out a way to get 3rd parties to make games for the system. Else the number of release a year will be slim.