yeah, the price is the most prohibitive part, unless the games are pretty cheap, 10 and under, I can't find the justification for it, but I'm not gonna lie, I thought the same thing with amiibos and the skylander type games too, so I could be way off base.

Like you said though, best bet, wait for someone to post the blueprints and how-to's and all you'll pay for is the game(s).

Does anyone know if there's any software that comes with the bundles? I know that the variety pack comes with some sort of game disc, whether it's a bunch of "full" games or demos I don't know, but that might help justify a little bit of the price point.

It just seems like something ultimately nintendo. "Lo-fi is the best buy". The most advanced thing I've seen on anything attached to nintendo is the 3d screen on the 3ds, and that thing makes me nauseous generally so I never use it lol.