The edges of the cover are too close to the ports to be a normal usb, at least if you want to use it with every device you own.
You can clearly see two deeper holes on either side of the plug.
USB isn't like that last I checked.
Something that would be cool:
Buying a second dock to hook up to another TV in your house. You can just play on another TV by throwing the tablet into it.
hey guys, Emily rogers put the first of her two-part thoughts on the Switch up, and this stood out to me:
(original bold emphasis, square-bracketed comment my own)
She seems to think the system will be pricey. Do you guys think this is related to the manufacturing costs for Nintendo or rather for the consumer cost as well (I know they are very often directly related, but maybe she means Nintendo is already taking a hit on the costs for producing this system)?
But why? Why not just move the dock. That's like buying another console for another tv, unless these docks really are dirt cheap. I can understand buying multiple tablets separately but that makes this makes less sense to me
Well, the docks probably won't be more than 30-40 bucks. They only provide power and a HDMI port.But why? Why not just move the dock. That's like buying another console for another tv, unless these docks really are dirt cheap. I can understand buying multiple tablets separately but that makes this makes less sense to me
Those are the usual rectangle USB ports. Stop confusing people and creating misinformation.
Edit: Blah, this is the orange port drama again. Don't even know why I searched for the pic and all.
hey guys, Emily rogers put the first of her two-part thoughts on the Switch up, and this stood out to me:
(original bold emphasis, square-bracketed comment my own)
She seems to think the system will be pricey. Do you guys think this is related to the manufacturing costs for Nintendo or rather for the consumer cost as well (I know they are very often directly related, but maybe she means Nintendo is already taking a hit on the costs for producing this system)?
Don't shut down discussion, this is a new console with a lot of questions unanswered.
It could very well be USB but no high res photos clearly show the lettering and no angles in the photos released clearly show the connection type.
She seems to think the system will be pricey. Do you guys think this is related to the manufacturing costs for Nintendo or rather for the consumer cost as well (I know they are very often directly related, but maybe she means Nintendo is already taking a hit on the costs for producing this system)?
But why? Why not just move the dock. That's like buying another console for another tv, unless these docks really are dirt cheap. I can understand buying multiple tablets separately but that makes this makes less sense to me
If this thing had a Souls trilogy...lawd.
Orbital said xb1 and ps4 ports should be no problem.
The GF is putting my name down at Gamestop as we speak.
If this thing had a Souls trilogy...lawd.
Orbital said xb1 and ps4 ports should be no problem.
The GF is putting my name down at Gamestop as we speak.
Yeah and that thing in the middle of the joycon grip is not just another battery for the joycons. It has some other hidden features for sure.
So strange that multiple news outlets are saying the reception was lukewarm. When all I see is hype for the thing. I suppose we are looking at different demographics.This is about half a day old: http://www.cnbc.com/2016/10/21/nintendo-switch-reactions.html
Full article here.
Edit:
Hopefully the tablet is optional. I just want really cheap hardware to play Nintendo software on.
Übermatik;221085732 said:Do you mean Osiris? And yeah, I'd easily buy the Souls Trilogy if it was ported... lawd, if they brought Bloodborne onto the system, day fucking one. Highly unlikely though.
'Highly unlikely'. Hilarious.C'mon, son.
You know BB aint happening and why lol.
So strange that multiple news outlets are saying the reception was lukewarm. When all I see is hype for the thing. I suppose we are looking at different demographics.
hey guys, Emily rogers put the first of her two-part thoughts on the Switch up, and this stood out to me:
(original bold emphasis, square-bracketed comment my own)
She seems to think the system will be pricey. Do you guys think this is related to the manufacturing costs for Nintendo or rather for the consumer cost as well (I know they are very often directly related, but maybe she means Nintendo is already taking a hit on the costs for producing this system)?
Nintendo have already said that they plan to sell this to the consumer on a lower price range (likely learning the mistables from the 3DS and Wii U), it will likely be fairly expensive to produce thus I don't expect them to be having much of a profit margin on it, thus they will ditch everything that isn't neccesarily (keep in mind this is a company that ships 3DS' without a charger).
By unlikely, you mean impossible, right?Übermatik;221085732 said:Do you mean Osiris? And yeah, I'd easily buy the Souls Trilogy if it was ported... lawd, if they brought Bloodborne onto the system, day fucking one. Highly unlikely though.
The tablet is the console. You won't have anything to play without it.
Nintendo have already said that they plan to sell this to the consumer on a lower price range (likely learning the mistables from the 3DS and Wii U), it will likely be fairly expensive to produce thus I don't expect them to be having much of a profit margin on it, thus they will ditch everything that isn't neccesarily (keep in mind this is a company that ships 3DS' without a charger).
The reaction definitely wasn't mindblowing outside of enthusiast circles. They showed the concept and nothing else, so there's really not much reason for them to be excited.
My prices expectations are : Dock + Tablet + Joy-cons + a random launch game for 299$
Add 70$ more for a bundle with Zelda Breath of the Wild and a Pro controller.
So strange that multiple news outlets are saying the reception was lukewarm. When all I see is hype for the thing. I suppose we are looking at different demographics.
Outside of the enthusiastic circle very few people actually care about gaming as a whole though. And overall the reveal may not have been mind blowing but it was certainly above "underwhelming" too.The reaction definitely wasn't mindblowing outside of enthusiast circles. They showed the concept and nothing else, so there's really not much reason for them to be excited.
But of course it'saconspiracy.jpgYou know about the deep connection between CNBC and Microsoft? Seems most Media reception has been good.
A wii remote style joy con with an IR sensor for compatibility with wii virtual console games would be cool. The existing joy cons already mirror the nunchuck well with its button layout. (or they could put in compatibility for the existing wii remote down the line)
Nintendo can make a large margin on these accessories.
So strange that multiple news outlets are saying the reception was lukewarm. When all I see is hype for the thing. I suppose we are looking at different demographics.
Following Arstechnica misurements, I did this in order to compare Switch to Ps Vita
Here's that annomaly I found https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NoaNr69j0Y
I probably should continue only over that thread where it's more tech oriented one to not spread stuff all over the place.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?p=221086965&posted=1#post221086965
Don't shut down discussion, this is a new console with a lot of questions unanswered.
It could very well be USB but no high res photos clearly show the lettering and no angles in the photos released clearly show the connection type.
Is there any chance the base unit will have a dvd rom unit and support WiiU games?
I know... I know...
Multiple? Who reported that aside from cnbc?
Also lukewarm reception must be why the reveal trailer is almost at 15 million views in two days rotfl
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/arti...ream-of-gaming-on-the-go-gets-a-reality-check
http://www.wsj.com/articles/nintendos-new-switch-console-fails-to-turn-on-investors-1477034448
And a couple of others but you get the picture.
Something that would be cool:
Buying a second dock to hook up to another TV in your house. You can just play on another TV by throwing the tablet into it.
Multiple? Who reported that aside from cnbc?
Also lukewarm reception must be why the reveal trailer is almost at 15 million views in two days rotfl
Is there any chance the base unit will have a dvd rom unit and support WiiU games?
I know... I know...
Something that would be cool:
Buying a second dock to hook up to another TV in your house. You can just play on another TV by throwing the tablet into it.