IronicSonic
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As a console gamer, I hope that speculation about Tegra X2 will be truth
Its a hybrid, you can play both.. tf?How many people want to play console-tier games on the go really? Is there truly a mass market for that at this point with people attached to their phones?
There is no way the dock will have extra power
.... At most it would just enable slightly higher clocks. The cooling would remain the same and there is no way to add any additional raw CPU or GPU power unless they thought up of a magically new complex architecture that enables simultaneous use of external GPU or CPU at high bandwidth in cooperation with the hand held components
No BC (not even digitally, if no disc drive) when it seems to be a portable Wii U tablet is a major bummer.
No, a powerful handheld, with the biggest first-party game library in the history of Nintendo. Positive thinking is good.
I dont see at all how this thing is gonna appeal to the console player audience. "nobody" who wants play an TV gonna drop 300 $ (or more, its nitnendo lol) on a Handheld to play Handheld games in upscaled mode at home. especially if you consider the price and position of the competitors at the release time
There is no way the dock will have extra power
.... At most it would just enable slightly higher clocks. The cooling would remain the same and there is no way to add any additional raw CPU or GPU power unless they thought up of a magically new complex architecture that enables simultaneous use of external GPU or CPU at high bandwidth in cooperation with the hand held components
How many people want to play console-tier games on the go really? Is there truly a mass market for that at this point with people attached to their phones?
This is EXACTLY what I wanted: one device that will let me play everything Nintendo releases. The fact that I'll be able to play Breath of the Wild from bed and Fire Emblem on the TV makes it even sweeter.
For those of you who know about hardware: what are the odds that this thing will have a) a nice screen, b) decent battery life, and c) a price point at $250 or lower? Is that too much to hope for?
Sounds like Vita 2.0. Which is awesome.
It's pure speculation, but Nintendo did have a patent on an external computing device for extra power, and if nothing else I imagine they'd change the clock speed and such when docked since it no longer needs to worry about battery life and the like
This feels more like a device designed for a world where they see smartphones ruling, which would be true in the domestic market.
If its X2, and it upclocks when docked, you more or less get both. Its really going to depend on how well this thing runs in two different profiles.
That's optimistic. Anything over $250 without a killer feature like Nvidia Gamestream, and I'd personally predict selling around 2 million before being discontinued in 2019.
People have been saying it's a hybrid since discussion about the console began. I stopped going into NX threads because the circular and dominating discussion about it being a hybrid made reading speculation boring.
absolutely this.
Oh... Hmm.. Wait now that might make sense. So there must be a normal controller with the dock for home use, and the detachable ones from the screen can be combined and used as a 2nd controller. Interesting indeed...Thats the player 2 controller
ARM when all your rivals and PC use x86?
Haha RIP Nintendo.
Unless you're going with the WiiU game development or just ending the console approach please just end your hardware department it's clear that you have no idea what you're doing in the West. The sales data clearly shows power and graphics sell in the West.
Now in Japan I can see this working somewhat.
With a good, modified CPU, it could. Not necessarily on its own, no.
a) a nice screen
b) decent battery life
c) a price point at $250 or lower
Pick 2
Why would they?
Im getting MAJOR supplemental computing device vibes from the "docking device."
I.e this patent
1 - Upscales the handheld games for TV
2 - Provides the power capable for home console only games.
EDIT: sorry if already disscused
a) a nice screen
b) decent battery life
c) a price point at $250 or lower
Pick 2
These kind of threads are quite funny.
Oh god I just realized, the next MH will be on this thing... yeah well it's a buy already.
The HH game gonna be upscaled of somekind.
But yeah most people thinking of nintendo magic technology that doenst exist lol
Ok what if
-Base handheld unit $200, can play on TV by itself with just an HDMI. Wii U-like power.
-Dock $200, powers up the handheld to Neo/Scorpio levels, does nothing without the handheld.
Sold separately. That way they can actually price the thing like a handheld while also appealing to the console crowd.
Another old idea come back to life.