| bubblegamer said: Sounds like a jack of all trades but master of none. We'll see soon enough either way. |
Master of the gaming handheld. I suspect it will blow the Vita's performance out of the water to allow for Nintendo to port Wii U engines/games.
If people want the home variant, I think that will be just like a bonus to Nintendo. Right now selling consoles to consumers for Nintendo is like pulling teeth, at least in this scenario a game like Splatoon or Pikmin 3 or Bayonetta 2 doesn't get stuck on a dead beat platform where no one is buying much in the way of software and the user install base is tiny.
All those games would sell better if you could sell them to both the 3DS and Wii U owner base, but obviously today you can't do that because the 3DS can't run those engines. The next Nintendo handheld however will bridge the gap because mobile chip tech is becoming far more powerful.
