Now, on the one hand, we don’t want to be to those jerks that insist something that a developer says is silly. “It’s just that the Wii U had the machine power we were looking for in order for us to build the software we envisioned from the get go.’ “It just would have been more difficult to do it for the 3DS,” said Hayashida. Speaking about the subject recently, NES Remix director Koichi Hayashida stated that Remix‘s absence on handhelds is a simple matter of power. That being the case, some have wondered why NES Remix and its impending sequel aren’t coming to the 3DS. Boasting a bevy of classic games that have been twisted and changed to provide players with new challenges, they’re retro to the core and frequently employ visuals torn straight from the good old days of the NES. NES Remix arguably looked like a game that would be perfect for a handheld device. Game director Koichi Hayashida believes that bringing NES Remix 1 an 2 to 3DS would have been “difficult.”

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