se7en7thre3 said:
Ok now I see what you mean, its more about the freedom and the way you play vs. actual HW double dipping . Agreed, a unified library does in fact open up dev. time to diversify game output and will be cheaper to get the full Nintendo experience, which is attractive enough incentive.
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Exactly.
Do u prefer gaming on the go with a device that can fit in ur pocket/purse? Than get the Portable.
Do u prefer gaming on a handheld with a bigger screen and higher resolution? Than get the Tablet.
Do u prefer gaming at home on a big screen TV and prefer local multiplayer? Than get the Console.
They can still do things to get people to double dip though, perhaps when u link the handheld to the console u can now use it like the Wii U gamepad. Maybe u prefer certain games on handhelds like Animal Crossing or Pokemon and prefer other games on consoles like Xenoblade or Zelda. Perhaps u have the handheld so u can play games between classes, during lunch break, on the train and have the console to play when ur at home. Maybe u have a few kids so u get each of them a handheld and have a console for the whole family to play together.
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