mewtwo21 (2013-01-03 22:52:36)

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@gamesaddictstill Cheaper than actually buying an actual wii u gamepad which cost ( in japan ) 130$. also cheaper than buying a useless psvita to use as an extra controller. Not to mention its still cheaper than buying a kinect set or psmove set seperately.

I find this good in a way. seeing the wii u visuals downgraded to roughly 240p-480p is goin is goin to hurt. But this will provide a cheap alternative to buying a second wii u gamepad when the system supports 2 wii u gamepads sometime later this year.

@nintendude you beat me to it

also wheres Ron?

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Ron1212 (2013-01-04 06:05:48)

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.....you guys realize that you have to buy the 3DS itself first plus the cartridge and the Circle Pad Pro right?

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Ron1212 (2013-01-04 06:06:27)

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Which would make a Gamepad itself a better alternative.

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mewtwo21 (2013-01-04 22:10:32)

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@ron1212 im only saying 20-40$ because i know most of you have a 3ds

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Ron1212 (2013-01-05 00:51:17)

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Yea, but not everyone has a 3DS. That means another Wii U gamepad is better and cheaper than using a 3DS. @Gamesaddict

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Ron1212 (2013-01-05 01:34:52)

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Yea, but you have to buy the circle pad pro and that special cartridge, which would make it $200.

Anyways, I guess the gamepad has better graphics and is cheaper, but the 3DS does work as a device on its own.

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pikarceus (2013-01-06 03:37:48)

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If it's streamed onto the 3DS, the image would be significantly compressed due to the lower resolution, but I would think most of the graphics would remain intact seeing as the 3DS doesn't actually have to due all the work, it's just streaming it from the U.

I mean, those Wii U vids on the eShop look great, even on the not-so-great-3DS screen, I would think the same thing would apply here.

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little5 (2013-01-08 11:03:18)

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Never said they cannot put the game in 3D?

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