Viper1 said:
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Those games are already on iOS/Android - for free. There's no greater price discrepency than that. Ignoring it doesn't change the fact. Clearly people want to play those classic titles still. Many are very well suited to mobile devices and it's money that's Nintendo is leaving on the table.
Whether Nintendo officially puts them on mobile or not people are playing them on mobile. But I'm sure a good chunk of those people would gladly pay $.99 or $1.99 to play them if they had that option. As long as Nintendo isn't putting current games on mobile, it's not competing with WiiU/3DS.
If that causes a price discrepancy between mobile on what they are changing on their own systems, then clearly, they are charging too much. If they want higher prices then add something (hd, new levels) to justify the price and sell those exclusively on WiiU/3DS.







