| Soundwave said:
What you're describing is impossible, there's no place on the Wii U to hook up an external CPU/GPU (which is what you're basically proposing) and have the proper bandwidth to do anything with it. Unless you are asking for an entirely new system, in which case the scenario is becoming even more convoluted and you're probably talking a cost above $100. The SNES and GameCube which both had Game Boy Players had a physical EXT (extension) slot on the bottom of the systems. It's not 1998 anymore, we can have systems communicate through wireless today, you don't need a seperate piece of hardware to do what you're asking for. The Wii U can run most any 3DS engine (see: Monster Hunter 3G in 1080p), so why would you need to add extra hardware on top of that? You just need a way to monetize the set up so that developers get some extra profit for making their games available in HD, hence the $9.99 extra charge. |
"See: Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate."
Yeah. It's called an enhanced "port." See: Other HD ports like God of War Collection, God of War Origins Collection, Monster Hunter 3 Portable HD, etc.
