Donkey Kong: Tipping Stars, available to download from Nintendo eShop on Wii U! Guide mini, clockwork versions of Mario and friends to the exits in over 60 increasingly-fiendish 2D puzzle stages!īuild and share your own levels, or download new ones from other players. Definitely plan on getting Donkey Kong Country Returns 3D since I never played the Wii version, and definitely getting the Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past sequel as well.Uh-oh! Donkey Kong’s kidnapped Pauline, and only Mario can rescue her in puzzler Mario vs. I plan on getting several more though: Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3DS, Final Fantasy 3 & 4 remakes, New Super Mario Bros., etc. I only have Mario Kart 7 and Mega Man II (virtual console). But not would having them all be digitally downloaded either, since it wouldn’t take much time to re-download them. I don’t have many games for my 3DS XL, and I rarely take it out anywhere too far, so having physical game discs doesn’t bother me. So today, for probably about $150 or possibly less, you could have 2 terabytes of game storage for your “XBOX 720” or PlayStation 4, plus a separate but equal sized drive for backup, or just use both for storage if you’re feeling brave.Īs far as handhelds go, I could go either way. I got a 2 terabyte Western Digital external hard drive two years ago for only $79. If the next XBOX and PlayStation do the same as Wii U and offer the ability to use any external hard drive for game & data storage for the console, then it’ll be relatively cheap to have both a 2 or 3 terabyte main external hard drive, as well as a backup 2 or 3 terabyte external hard drive. The remedy for that is to just keep a clone drive handy that acts as a backup for the main hard drive. Therefore, it would take me roughly 11 to 12 hours, at maximum/optimal downloading speed, to download an entire 50 gigabyte game. Every 8 megabits per second = 1 megabyte per second, so 10 megabits per second = 1.25 megabytes per second download speed. I currently have a basic fiber Internet connection with a download speed of 10 Mbps and upload speed of 10 Mbps as well. For example, next-gen XBOX & PlayStation games will all likely be Blu-ray sized, meaning anywhere from at least 25 gigabytes up to 50 gigabytes. The only downside being that if your hard drive crashes or something like that, you have to re-download everything which, even if you have a fast internet connection, can take a long while, especially if you have several games and/or if a game(s) is large in size. No need to switch discs, no worrying about discs getting scratched, faster load times, no physical storage space needed on book/DVD shelf (less clutter, in other words), less to carry with you if you go somewhere (friends house, hotel, moving to a new place, etc.), and so on.
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