NoFaceNico
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Why would they waste the R&D budget to make another console just like the other two products currently dominating the market?
Gameplay-wise, I've yet to see a meaningful difference, gameplay-wise, between what I play on my PS4 and what I play on my WiiU.Maybe last gen experiences... Not current gen
To all these people who want a 1080 screen on a portable...what would be the point? Your eyes couldn't resolve the difference anyway. And most people couldn't see the benefits of 720 either.
Maybe last gen experiences... Not current gen
So is the dock just a dock or is it going to have its' own components as well?
:/ Really..? Even with Tegra X1 technology..? I mean The Shield is pretty small after all..don't Nvidia kinda promote it having around 500gflops or so?
Well i guess atleast it'll be stronger than the Wii U in any case....maybe around the same as the shield?
If this was the case wouldn't Eurogamer report on that as well?
If this was the case wouldn't Eurogamer report on that as well?
Why I think this will succeed with mass-market:
+ Nintendo are combining their console and handheld markets into one. All their games output (minus mobile?) will be on this single platform. No fragmentation.
Why I don't think this will succeed with mass-market:
- Dedicated handheld gaming hardware caps at teenagers or people who play in bed/camping.
- Nintendo are competing with themselves (and against everyone else) by having mobile phone games out there.
- Severely underpowered as a TV-console (PS4K and eventually Scorpio are order-of-magnitude stronger)
- The big 3rd party multiplatform games will not show up.
Why does it appeal to me:
+ Zelda BOTW looks Nintendo's strongest game quality-wise in ten years.
+ Very appealing as a secondary console (and camper/bedside handheld) with all of Nintendo's output to be found on a single piece hardware. No direct overlap with PS4/PC.
Why doesn't it appeal to me:
- I just wanted sharp and clean 1080p graphics for Nintendo IP. It's really hard to go back... really hoping that dock comes with extra hardware.
Conclusion:
If this has all of Nintendo's mobile phone games in addition to having extra GPU-power within docking-station then they have a desirable platform. Otherwise I think there's too many omissions.
How long does the battery last if you play a medium polygonal setting game for an hour?My spring 2016 phone is 4k.
If NX is indeed what is being shown here, then what the hell is MH?
There's quite a few details they don't seem to know.
I missed the part where they reported the launch games, OS, system storage, etc.
Of course shit goes down while I was taking a nap. Either way, I decided to let the idea sink in my head & write down every single thought I may have. Depending on how fast this thread grows, I may do another list later if more potential scenarios pop up in my head. So, here goes...
Pros
Cons/Concerns
- Obviously the idea that you can take your NX on the go then dock it later.
- Nintendo can focus on just one platform for all of their games. Looks like Game Freak has to move on to console Pokémon games.....kinda.
- Nintendo's use of cartridges pretty much ensures that there will be minimal load times & next to no installs.
- The console dock & the SCD have the potential to boost the NX's power when at home.
- Nintendo could have the potential to release an overclocked home console-only version later down the road that plays the same games (just with better performance).
- At least for at-home use, Nintendo's kinda bringing back the split-controller lay-out introduced by the Wii Remote & Nunchuck. This would be nice if you're just laid out on the couch. Hopefully both controller halves have gyro controls & maybe an IR blaster (for Splatoon use).
- If this thing has a GPS & a back-facing camera on it, you could easily put Pokémon GO on this thing. Likewise, all of Nintendo's mobile games could carry over to the NX.
Either way, if this turns out to be true, I look forward to Nintendo's official unveiling of the NX. Hopefully it'll shed some light on the new System.
- Obviously, it's weaker than even the Xbox One & not a big step up from the Wii U, but I'm hoping that, as mentioned in the pros, the console dock &/or the SCD can fix that (since battery life won't be an issue).
- This doesn't really line up with what the insiders of GAF have mentioned (the NX having no issue running PS4/XB1 games, its CPU actually being above the next-gen twins, etc.). Would this mean that the 2017 Sonic game would have a dedicated NX version like the 3DS had his own version of Generations, & would this mean that NX would get the 3DS version of Dragon Quest XI? But again, if the dock can boost the NX's power to at least XB1 levels, then this would be a non-issue.
- This also conflicts with what we've heard from Nintendo, specifically Iwata before his death. Now granted, perhaps Kimishima employed these changes after Iwata's unfortunate death, but I doubt that he could change the concept of the NX so drastically between Iwata's passing & now. Then again, Iwata could have lied from the beginning.
- This may be seen as Nintendo bowing out of the console market.
- Local multiplayer might get a bit awkward. If this thing is priced at around $200-300, having each person in the house getting an NX would be a bit costly. One would hope that you can get those detachable controllers separately to enable couch multiplayer without it costing you an arm & a leg.
- If this is the only NX SKU, one would hope that the screen would at least be at 720p. But then again, Matt did hint at something lower than 720p (possibly 540p). Hopefully the console dock &/or the SCD can up the native resolution if the handheld's screen turns out to be around 540p.
- The potential for touchscreen inputs would end up being limited thanks to the NX needing to be docked for at-home use. Then again, if the controller parts have IR blasters (or at least one of them), that could mimic a touchscreen, but it would still limit the potential for DS Virtual Console games to carry over.
- I fear for the possibility that this may not have an ethernet adapter. Granted, it's not unusual for Nintendo, but it would be a shame for this feature to be missing three times in a row (console dock pls).
- Also, this system's potential as a competitive Smash machine would also be hampered by the possibility of no true wired controller, or at least support of the GameCube Adapter. Granted, there's still the Wii U version, but then there's the concern of competitive players getting screwed over if the NX version has extra characters or stages (again, console dock pls).
tl;dr it's a hybrid
MH? This sounds familiar but I'm drawing a blank. Help?If NX is indeed what is being shown here, then what the hell is MH?
To all these people who want a 1080 screen on a portable...what would be the point? Your eyes couldn't resolve the difference anyway. And most people couldn't see the benefits of 720 either.
Because it works?
Why are you so up in arms against physical media? Some people will opt to buy huge ass SD cards for digital games, and some will opt to go with carts. Many will do both. This is a really strange thing to pontificate on.
Chances are it's not going to include actual "processing" parts, at least in the first iteration - this may come later on. The relatively sane scenario where it helps is upping the clock.
Codename for the next handheld.MH? This sounds familiar but I'm drawing a blank. Help?
Come on..1080 may not be needed but 720 is absolutely needed. Nobody wants a cnsole doing worse resolution than cell phone in 2017.
Source?Codename for the next handheld.
Cartridges in 2016 lol
Because the RnD would be dirt cheap.
Not that I am agreeing with the previous poster's point.
-10/10Sure we're not talking about Fisher-Price here?
Per core - yes, but xbone has 8 of those (6 available to devs), whereas TX1 has big.LITTLE 4xA57 + 4x A53. The latter being unbeatable where it comes to 64-bit power efficiency.Technically isn't Tegra beyond the CPU in Xbone?
'Last gen' experiences like GTAV, MGSV, Destiny....?
'Last gen' experiences like GTAV, MGSV, Destiny....?
I hope this is sarcasm because I can't see this being possible on the NX with the currently revealed information. Even if they say "between WiiU and Xbox One power" I still don't see it playing those titles.
If the Nintendo NX is really a handheld which is supposed to be a system with which you're able to play all videogames on the go, how would this be work with multiplayer online games? In my opinion it would be a must have to have the ability to be online wherever you are and this can only be done if you could use a phone sim card right? Will Nintendo include a sim card holder to archive this functionality?
To all these people who want a 1080 screen on a portable...what would be the point? Your eyes couldn't resolve the difference anyway. And most people couldn't see the benefits of 720 either.
I hope this is sarcasm because I can't see this being possible on the NX with the currently revealed information. Even if they say "between WiiU and Xbox One power" I still don't see it playing those titles.
are you serious lmao
Right now, I am thinking that the docking station will be "dumb" and just for tv out, ports, etc.
On cooling: What about something like those laptop cooling pads. I've never actually used on and have heard mixed reviews, but those are not official parts specially made to work w/ a specific device like this would be.
I saw 10k on the cover with the man who killed JFK!He currently works for The National Enquirer tech division.
I hope this is sarcasm because I can't see this being possible on the NX with the currently revealed information. Even if they say "between WiiU and Xbox One power" I still don't see it playing those titles.
I hope this is sarcasm because I can't see this being possible on the NX with the currently revealed information. Even if they say "between WiiU and Xbox One power" I still don't see it playing those titles.