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Ginkasa · 06-07-2011, 09:56 PM

The difference, IMO, is that the connectivity is an integral part of the console. Its integrated directly into the console's controller. You don't have to buy a separate handheld and special cables to get it going. Also, since it is an integral part of the console, hopefully it will be used more and in more exciting ways than the GBA/GCN connectivity was.

Its all in the execution and the potential.

06-07-2011, 09:56 PM	#42
Ginkasa Link1130 Ginkasa is offline Location: Location Now Playing: Posts: 3,943	Re: Nintendo at E3 2011 The difference, IMO, is that the connectivity is an integral part of the console. Its integrated directly into the console's controller. You don't have to buy a separate handheld and special cables to get it going. Also, since it is an integral part of the console, hopefully it will be used more and in more exciting ways than the GBA/GCN connectivity was. Its all in the execution and the potential.