GenGAME writes: During Nintendo’s Valentine’s Day Nintendo Direct, it was revealed that the hit Wii game Donkey Kong Country Returns is getting a 3DS port. Although the game translates well to the handheld platform and will undoubtedly be a solid seller when it releases this summer, I feel like Nintendo is making a big mistake in going the route of port instead of sequel.
* Since it's a port it takes less money to create.
* They can take profits from this and create a whole new Donkey Kong experience specifically for the 3DS.
* I think this helps get the DK name back out there to us and to introduce him to a younger hand held audience, then they put him in another game or feature DK in a game along with other people...ex: Mario Party 3DS or DK Country 4
Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate allows you to play on your Wii U, transfer your save file to your 3DS, play it on the go, and then put the save back on the Wii U when you get back home. They could do the same with DKCR
Well, yeah. This is a hypothetical situation. The Wii U version doesn't have to come first for them to make a 3DS version that later has Wii U compatibility. Monster Hunter 3U was 3DS first, Wii U later, and the two can play together. DKCR could do the same.
Nintendo's on overdrive developing games for both the 3DS and Wii U. They're obviously understaffed, and ports don't take as much time to complete.
There will be a sequel, though it might take some time.
Though I'll gladly concede if I'm wrong.
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Retro will make DKC Returns 2 on Wii U after there done with Metroid Prime 4 on Wii U.