Yes it is your fault. Nintendo never said anything and have said they would continue supporting the 3DS since the Switch was announced. They're also just not going to stop selling a budget device with a huge library they still want people to buy just because there's another, more expensive device that serves a similar purpose. None of this should be a surprise to anyone but instead "lol 3DS is dead" became a meme then became basically misinformation based on nothing but "feelings".
I mean, look at their last direct.
Every piece of gaming hardware in the history of video games has dropped in price with time. I had presumed that your point of contention was my suggestion that the 3DS was still being supported because it's a budget option. No, your point of contention is the far more illogical stance of "who says the Switch will get a price drop?"
Another problem imo is that people take the XL versions as the standard they're measuring the resolution on. But we have to remember that the XL models never represented the intended ppi / sharpness of the screens in the first place - the original 3.5" did. And those really do look fine enough with 240p.
They'd also take much longer as they'd have to build an engine from scratch (which is what they are doing now).
LMAO!
There's new boss/minigames but if you played the different games you already know a good portion of the levels it seems (Cf Gamekult). From what I've read, ~60 microgames on the 300 a available are new ? I don't think compilation/best-of are pejorative words. Especially if it's your first Wario game. They should do more projects like that.
For "low budget" softwares, it would definitely be sad. For flagship titles, it's a bit different. Most of the time, I guess it's a way to reassure the players: "Yes, our big IPs are coming to this new hardware, please be patient". But that's just my interpretation !
Pretty much all of their HD projects have been time consuming and expensive. There's too much risk involved compared to developing on 3DS and it's why their console games so far have been either main games in popular franchises (Persona 5, SMT V) a test game (Catherine) and a collaboration with Nintendo (TMS) No way in hell we would've gotten their 3DS output elsewhere.
That's the general feeling I had after reading the reviews (I used the word compilation because I saw it a lot). Some reviewers are explaining that the microgames are indeed upgraded and feel new thanks to that, others thinks the experience is still too familiar. But as always with reviews, it depends of the person behind.
The problem is, Nintendo used the term in the Direct... But for me, they didn't talk enough about the new additions they made to refresh the microgames.
Tbf it feels like they did the announcements to limit potential backslashs (FE Switch after the reveal of Echoes, Metroid Prime before Samus Returns). But then we got the Pokemon Direct and a nice shitstorm for one week :p
Yeah Nintendo totally botched it. I had only played Twisted! before Gold an that game has alot of returning microgames from Inc. either revamped for twist controls or straight normally controlled ports. I just figure WarioWare games largely borrow & build upon one another so calling the latest one a compilation may as well being calling previous ones compilations also.
