| TheLastStarFighter said: If you think this is complicated, I pitty you trying to play Pokemon Go. It's basically Wii U but the Gamepad also has brains and you can take it anywhere. The two chips could work together for more power.
It's odd that most people saying it's too confusing don't game on Nintendo systems. Other systems must be really simple. |
I do play on Nintendo consoles, as I've been doing for gens, and find the idea too complex to succeed.
And no, what the rumor describes is a Vita TV for which you can buy a screen to play on the go, and a booster pack that gives the base module more power. That is confusing to explain to someone who wants to buy the console and have the best possible game experience.
Please excuse my bad English.
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