Couldn't they just have made a real handheld with twice or tripple the resolution of the 3DS and a proper console?
This bastard is a disgrace, now people have to take things into their own hands and make batteries which probably make it so heavy and big that it's even less portable.
I must say, especcially compared to this coming from one of the biggest companies, the Pyra with all its abilities and the price is even more impressive. You get so much more for your money.
"N" hasn't been about real "value" in a very long time, and that company is all but gone sadly. When a gaming company can't add a few dollar charger to something like the N3DS so you can charge it out of the box, reality is all but gone at that point and should no longer be expected, EVER! Also, when a game like 1 2 Switch is $50, and not included with an already over priced system........well, you get my point. LOL
Got yesterday Lego City Undercover for the Switch, and as i ditnt have a WiiU and cant compare it whit the WiiU Version, i was quite impressed so far, a big 3D City, lots of fun and pretty big amount of slapstick on the Videosecquences,
The NS version is for sure the better of the two offerings. It was always on my radar for my son's Wii U, but it was out of print for awhile, and since it came back, I just never got the time as I heard it was one of the best Lego games, and for sure one of the best Wii U games in general. So just in the last week, I've seen a lot of comparison videos, and while the Wii U version isn't bad performance wise, it looks terribly faded, and dull, like most of the VC games do. Lego games in general should be bright, flashy and have bright colors(like real Lego's), the NS version does, but the Wii U not so much. I'll probably still get the Wii U version for my son, as it's cheaper, and he won't really notice the graphics issues, but I'll for sure get the NS version for myself down the road if and when I ever get the NS.
The Switch with Joycons attached weighs 399 grams. That battery adds another 390 grams. So effectively doubling the weight
Nyko I believe, pretty early on added a similar battery to the original 3DS, and while it added bulk and weight, the profile wasn't to bad(as it still fit in my case, although tightly), and the extra battery life was a Godsend. If I owned an NS, it would for sure be the biggest and heaviest handheld I own, so I doubt I would use it in much the same was as my other handhelds due to it's size, so adding this to get more battery life may not be so bad depending on my needs. For someone who travels a lot, and may use kickstand mode a lot, this seems like a given. Even for someone sitting around at home who may not want to use the TV feature, this is still a potential good buy.
Chris
