I happen to find it interesting to know such things. So yes, in a way. It has no impact on the fun I have with the current games I'm playing, but this is a separate issue. I like to enjoy games and keep up to date with potential developments.
The Gamecube was amazing!
I care (as it is of interest to know about possible developments in the gaming industry), yet I am playing games at the same time. Funny that.
Without wanting to be the token Nintendo fanboy that chirps in with his penny's worth. But I would add Zelda U to that list, plus a few other personal favourites. Definitely going to be an abundance of 'killer' games though. I'm not sure I'm ready for it; too much goodness. Glad I made the decision to get all 3 consoles instead of a gaming PC. Not hating on PCs at all there, but for my tastes and looking at the console exclusives that are coming, its excitement central. De...
It is probably because this is based off the Gamecube version of the game, rather than the original. To do two and three would be a bigger undertaking. Still I would have liked to see it happen. Hopefully if this is popular they will follow.
I think it is more the fact that a lot of people out there bash the Wii U and claim that it is hardly as powerful as the PS3 let alone more than it. So when something highlights how it is indeed more powerful than the PS3 it is worth noting. It isn't ''bragging'' rather pointing out a little believed fact.
I would love them to do both, because this does sound fun. However, I am a massive Star Fox fan and if they did this to replace Star Fox, I'd not be overly jolly.
I don't have either of the previous consoles, so would not get to play these games otherwise. Makes sense to me. If you aren't interested in these games, don't buy them. I am sure the sales figures for these games will prove that there is a market for them.