MaximumSpider
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It's going to be really weird playing Pokemon on one screen again.
Uhhh wtf is someone supposed to do with nothing but a thumbstick and a D-pad?
Uhhh wtf is someone supposed to do with nothing but a thumbstick and a D-pad?
For some reason really difficult for me to visualize.
Hope someone can draw a diagram.
Tom Phillips of Eurogamer just tweeted this. Not Nintendo's illustration, but a "useful pic of the concept"
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Please let me buy a separate, ergonomic controller.
forget about the power, 35GB max cartridges will rule out GTA VI already, unless you want compressed to hell assets.
What's the point of including a stand?
I would be more than happy to have a handheld that's around XBO in power. A freakin' handheld!!!
I feel like the cart-based part of the story is the least believable.
4.) It's a handheld so obviously physical discs are a non-starter, so cartridges make sense from that perspective. 32 GB cartridges could potentially eat into margins, but presumably games are largely going to be $60 from now on, and that should offset the cost. 32 GB is a bit tight for high end PS4/XB1 games, but again I'm not convinced getting those is the main goal of the system.
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And that's a game with limited voice work and barely any CGI/Pre-rendered cutscenes.
Several games are way past the 32GB mark and it will keep increasing.
Trine 2 was dynamic res on PS360, up to 720p but often below it. Also the Shield TV test held 30fps effortlessly, where are you getting unstable/variable frame rate from? Certainly not that DF video, the green line held steady at 30?Based on that Eurogamer video, the X1 gpu has shown:
- Doom goes from 720p/60 fps on PS360 to 1080p/60 fps.
- Trine gets bumped from 720p/30 fps to 1080p with much less stable and more variable frame rate.
- Half Life 2 is at 1080p but with the same inconsistent frame rates.
Doesn't sound too impressive. Zelda will be lucky if it got a 1080p bump on NX.
You have one competitor with a failing handheld and one with no handheld. Now there's the idea of making the console and the handheld the same thing. Even if it's not an immediate priority, I'm sure there'd definitely be some intrigue there.
Tom Phillips of Eurogamer just tweeted this. Not Nintendo's illustration, but a "useful pic of the concept"
[edit]Go to HELL nibel
do you know what 3rd parties are? there will be 3rd party support. maybe not the AAA western 3rd party support you want but that was never Nintendo's bag, baby.
Except the other two have realized that the handheld market is no longer viable.
And they should call it the "Nintendo Entertainment System", or just "Nintendo". Even "Nintendo NX" would be fine. Keep it simple, and put the Nintendo name and brand squarely in the forefront.
You mean the 3DSXL that you can't fit on your person and has a pixel density out of 2002?Just stick it in a neoprene sleeve. Works fine with Vita etc., and barely adds any size or weight. So unless you're one of those people always wearing baggy ass clothes with pockets that can fit a portable (especially a 3DSXL, because fuck the kiddy hand sized regular version and it's puny screen), it's a minor inconvenience at best and takes up little extra room in your bag/purse/briefcase.
Uhhh wtf is someone supposed to do with nothing but a thumbstick and a D-pad?
You have one competitor with a failing handheld and one with no handheld. Now there's the idea of making the console and the handheld the same thing. Even if it's not an immediate priority, I'm sure there'd definitely be some intrigue there.
Sorry Eurogamer but that concept is dumb as fuck!
This is a detachable controller! Not controllers I dont care what yall say
I feel like the cart-based part of the story is the least believable.
Tell that to the japanese market for dedicated videogame devices.indie and jap devs already have their spaces, they don't need the NX
Enter Sharp's Freeform display?Oh god it's a 3DS, the most torturous device ever held in human hands. PLEASE don't be a fucking rectangle. My thumbs like to rest at 45 degrees, not perpendicular with my hands.