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What Do You Think Of Nintendo's DLC Strategy?
Nintendo has been slow to embrace online gaming strategies in general, but it recently announced DLC for New Super Mario Bros. 2. What do you think the future of Nintendo's DLC packs will look like?
Nintendo recently talked about the three new content packs for the 3DS title New Super Mario Bros. 2. Could this be the beginning of a new era of online Nintendo gaming? Personally, I wouldn't mind being able to download new dungeons for Zelda or new characters for Smash Bros. Nintendo's titles are usually very polished and tightly designed, so it almost feels like there isn't a lot of room for DLC, in some cases.
But what do you think future Nintendo DLC content packs could look like? What kind of DLC would you like to see for future Zelda games?
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