pinkurocket
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So it's more like a handheld considering all technology is designed around it being able to be a portable device. I'm kind of okay with that, but at the same time I had hoped for a more graphically capable Nintendo home console.
Tegra X1 is 0.5 tflops right?
Realistic guess is that X2 is about 1.5x more powerful so that would be almost 0.8 tflops.
The original PS4's gpu is about 1.5 tflops and most of the games run on 1080p.
540p would be 4x less pixels so about 0.4 tflops should be suffice. That means X2 underclocked to 500 Mhz would be enough.
Can not say if that's realistic or not but Vitas GPU is clocked to 400 Mhz.
And if Tegra could be overclocked to 1.2 MHz for the home console that would be near Xbox1 levels.
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Not a fucking chance.I'd be in 100% at a $250 price point. That said, it's going to be ~$400-$500.
Uh?People saying this rules out PS4 ports are being silly. DQ11 is coming to NX remember? They could still get a significantly cut down version of the PS4 game on NX, its not as if its so far out of bounds that it can't display modern graphics pipelines and stuff like that.
Correct.
that one guy quoting ancient Iwata statements about it not being a hybrid all the time like it meant something must be feeling pretty ashamed atm
My guess is a price of $250-300 for the system or maybe they'll do separate sku's for a home hub or something. I am worried about high capacity cartridge prices causing inflated game prices just like the 90's.
Yeh, they really made the most of the WiiU's features...This isn't wrong, but I'm also willing to bet Nintendo will come up with some really cool, simple games that take advantage of the compartmental nature of the handheld. Like, a three player game that has one person on the touch screen and two people using the controllers. Or something totally different, I have no idea lol. I just know Nintendo is amazing at using their hardware to create unique experiences.
The problem with a $250 price tag is that this is basically a handheld+, and the 3DS didn't do well at $250.
That would be a mistake.I sorta get the feeling it won't have a touchscreen at all.
Rest in peace Neoxon.
So weaker than a 360 then?
Because a 360 plays those titles.
But what about the donut-shaped screens!!!
I actually am wondering about this as well...But what about the donut-shaped screens!!!
The problem with a $250 price tag is that this is basically a handheld+, and the 3DS didn't do well at $250.
I think a lot of people here are just freaked out about the term "handheld".
They think we'll just be getting 3DS like experiences from now on and no more console titles from Nintendo.
But this is the whole point of the system. Nintendo wants to bridge that gap.
You'll be able to play console like experiences wherever you want. You can also just dock the thing and just use it as a home console and just pick it up to play in bed sometimes.
If Nintendo actually does this right, this should be pretty damn great.
I think a lot of people here are just freaked out about the term "handheld".
They think we'll just be getting 3DS like experiences from now on and no more console titles from Nintendo.
But this is the whole point of the system. Nintendo wants to bridge that gap.
You'll be able to play console like experiences wherever you want. You can also just dock the thing and just use it as a home console and just pick it up to play in bed sometimes.
If Nintendo actually does this right, this should be pretty damn great.
I mentioned this on an earlier page in this thread. If they could create a good enough seal through vents on the bottom of the handheld, they could draw enough heat out do dissipate 20W with a fairly low RPM fan.
Nintendo patent's a lot of shit
I actually am wondering about this as well...
There isn't a X2 chip announced. The next chip they are making is called Parker. It is a 4 TFlops chip at the minimum.
The X1 chip can run at 1 Tplop and they say the chip in NX Devkit is overclocked.
Maybe NX don't use a Parker, but a exclusive version of X1 that can run above the 1 Tplop found in the market, what will make the NX a portable Xbox one.
You are insane. Are you comparing it to some cheap Chinese android knockoff? It's $200 for an NVidia shield which has the same processor but does not include a controller.Correct.
There isn't a X2 chip announced. The next chip they are making is called Parker. It is a 4 TFlops chip at the minimum.
The X1 chip can run at 1 Tplop and they say the chip in NX Devkit is overclocked.
Maybe NX don't use a Parker, but a exclusive version of X1 that can run above the 1 Tplop found in the market, what will make the NX a portable Xbox one.
There isn't a X2 chip announced. The next chip they are making is called Parker. It is a 4 TFlops chip at the minimum.
The X1 chip can run at 1 Tplop and they say the chip in NX Devkit is overclocked.
Maybe NX don't use a Parker, but a exclusive version of X1 that can run above the 1 Tplop found in the market, what will make the NX a portable Xbox one.
I was definitely one of them, lol.Which one? There were a bunch of them
Well yeah, I never said Nintendo has a perfect track record. And I'd argue that Nintendo *did* use the Wii U's features in some really cool ways, but that the console came with a whole other slough of problems that held it back from being succesful.Yeh, they really made the most of the WiiU's features...
The problem with a $250 price tag is that this is basically a handheld+, and the 3DS didn't do well at $250.
I think you forgot at least a 1 there.
"Its basically a handheld"
I'd be in 100% at a $250 price point. That said, it's going to be ~$400-$500.
I sorta get the feeling it won't have a touchscreen at all.
This was a Nikkei rumor, IIRC? Samsung was making donut-screens, Nikkei reported Nintendo wanted to use them for a handheld.
Sure, but not at a pricetag of $250, so far I'm hearing $99