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Sh1nn said: The selling point for it is high portability and hybrid providing rich gameplay possibilities. |
More gameplay possibilities because it's an hybrid?
Looks too complicated IMO, especially for the casual crowd they're trying to seduce again. They would need a really cheap entry SKU, for example with the handheld only, and then offer the other pieces separately (with a 3 parts bundle available too of course). But once again, if they fail to market this like they did with the Wii U, it won't work. It could work on the handheld market, but I'm really not sure about the home console market.
Oh, and do you really think all devs will make a "handheld mode" and a "power mode" with a big difference in power? I don't think so, the third party support could be minimal once again...
