this would be a cool idea but it would most likely require that the wii u is connected to the internet via ethernet port (the ps3 program does this too, requires ethernet) you need wifi to connect to the 3ds/ds so you cannot use wifi to connect to internet as well as it would already be in use for the 3ds/ds. or i guess they could make a usb wireless adapter that would connect to the portable device.
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Plus the WiiU can hook up with three other 3DS units, on top of communicating with the Gamepad. I think it can stream to one 3DS well enough.
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That's not the point of the current topic.
You both explained yourselves, let's not continue about who said what please.
If you have more informations on that Nitro, I would like to read it too (if not too technical).
Isn't it what the scene call the NiFi for DS? the Wifi without the TCP layer?
There's maybe more to it, but I didn't read a lot about it.
You both explained yourselves, let's not continue about who said what please.
If you have more informations on that Nitro, I would like to read it too (if not too technical).
Isn't it what the scene call the NiFi for DS? the Wifi without the TCP layer?
There's maybe more to it, but I didn't read a lot about it.
Yes, as cyan said, do you have any further information on this "nitro" mode that I can read up on. I would just like to know more about it. So please, if you have a link or some personal knowledge that you can share then please do.
