Future PhaZe
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720p... Please no. Not unless its retailing at <= 200 us
so...
> speculates
> is possible
> seems plausible
> anything possible
Sounds like a gaf thread and not insider information. Completely superfluous.
Yay another NX thread that has nothing
At this point, I'm sick of hearing rumors relating to the hardware side. I want to hear more about the software...which is the whole point. ��
Yea Peer is a person I def trust, he's been in the industry for a very long time
cant wait for the reveal
Yea Peer is a person I def trust, he's been in the industry for a very long time
cant wait for the reveal
Nintendo is responsible for that. They've tried to define all their devices by its hardware since the Wii and the DS, with the need of an innovation.
When i was 12 in 93 and we were hearing rumors about next Nintendo's console, it was certainly not about any sort of innovation in hardware. it was all about "there will be a crazy mario with 300 levels OMG!!"
It shifted.
Nintendo sold everyone the idea that a console generation was legitimized by hardware innovations, making the software a second thought. It's always "omg the concept is so incredible !!! (and don't worry you'll have your faforite ips on it as usual)"
That's what they created. That's why we're seeing 500 threads about what is the NX but none about what will be the next Mario or Metroid and how they would change the world of gaming forever. We're not expecting that actually..
Zelda BotW is a step in the right direction, putting the ambition and change back into the game development, or Splatoon etc.. After all they are not communicating about hardware of the NX. Leaks are.. But it happens cause they created that philosophy.
720p... Please no. Not unless its retailing at <= 200 us
If I'm understanding this correctly, it would seem the most likely scenario is the following:
- The NX comes with two detachable controllers, which have batteries, electronics, and all the usual controller gubbins inside, and can either be used physically attached to the device for traditional controls, or detached and used like a Wiimote+Nunchuck setup (over Bluetooth).
- The NX also supports controller attachments which operate as per this patent. These can be used instead of the main controllers above, and are non-electronic devices, which the NX reads button presses from via an IR sensor strip on each side of the NX. Being simple plastic shells, and not requiring any electronic components, these could easily be bundled in with games at extremely low cost to provide customised controls specific to the game.
So long as most/all games can be used with standard controls (to accommodate digital purchases), it's a potentially pretty interesting scenario. It would be fascinating to see what game developers would come up with if they get to design a custom controller along with their game.
As mentioned by a few people previously, though, it would require a controller "frame" to attach these passive controllers to if you want to use them while the system is docked.
720p... Please no. Not unless its retailing at <= 200 us
If I'm understanding this correctly, it would seem the most likely scenario is the following:
- The NX comes with two detachable controllers, which have batteries, electronics, and all the usual controller gubbins inside, and can either be used physically attached to the device for traditional controls, or detached and used like a Wiimote+Nunchuck setup (over Bluetooth).
- The NX also supports controller attachments which operate as per this patent. These can be used instead of the main controllers above, and are non-electronic devices, which the NX reads button presses from via an IR sensor strip on each side of the NX. Being simple plastic shells, and not requiring any electronic components, these could easily be bundled in with games at extremely low cost to provide customised controls specific to the game.
So long as most/all games can be used with standard controls (to accommodate digital purchases), it's a potentially pretty interesting scenario. It would be fascinating to see what game developers would come up with if they get to design a custom controller along with their game.
As mentioned by a few people previously, though, it would require a controller "frame" to attach these passive controllers to if you want to use them while the system is docked.
For the billionth time, I won't explain the difference between a dedicated gaming device and something like a phone.720p... Please no. Not unless its retailing at <= 200 us
If I'm understanding this correctly, it would seem the most likely scenario is the following:
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So long as most/all games can be used with standard controls (to accommodate digital purchases), it's a potentially pretty interesting scenario. It would be fascinating to see what game developers would come up with if they get to design a custom controller along with their game.
As mentioned by a few people previously, though, it would require a controller "frame" to attach these passive controllers to if you want to use them while the system is docked.
When i was 12 in 93 and we were hearing rumors about next Nintendo's console, it was certainly not about any sort of innovation in hardware.
If I'm understanding this correctly, it would seem the most likely scenario is the following:
- The NX comes with two detachable controllers, which have batteries, electronics, and all the usual controller gubbins inside, and can either be used physically attached to the device for traditional controls, or detached and used like a Wiimote+Nunchuck setup (over Bluetooth).
- The NX also supports controller attachments which operate as per this patent. These can be used instead of the main controllers above, and are non-electronic devices, which the NX reads button presses from via an IR sensor strip on each side of the NX. Being simple plastic shells, and not requiring any electronic components, these could easily be bundled in with games at extremely low cost to provide customised controls specific to the game.
So long as most/all games can be used with standard controls (to accommodate digital purchases), it's a potentially pretty interesting scenario. It would be fascinating to see what game developers would come up with if they get to design a custom controller along with their game.
As mentioned by a few people previously, though, it would require a controller "frame" to attach these passive controllers to if you want to use them while the system is docked.
Peer also heard that Retro's last game was going to be a new IP.
Everyone: ~laughs~
Hmmm really any kind of "transformer" concept around NX is bound to be a huge failure in my opinion. Something that can be many things, with many pieces of hardware... It's just NOT something of our time..
Capcom, I can smell it. They influence a lot of Nintendo decisions due to Monster Hunter.
The Classic Controller Pro for Wii was made for Monster Hunter Tri.
The Circle Pad Pro was made for the Monster Hunter 3DS games.
So if the shell controllers are true, I expect shells designed by Capcom for Monster Hunter for NX.
Heard rumors is different than hearing from sources or developers.Peer also heard that Retro's last game was going to be a new IP.
Everyone: ~laughs~
He said he heard it from his sources.Heard rumors is different than hearing from sources or developers.
TIL 3D wasn't a big hardware innovation.
720p... Please no. Not unless its retailing at <= 200 us
The only pre-Tropical Freeze reveal about him talking about Retro's new game transcript I find says he heard rumors of something new.He said he heard it from his sources.
I know he's been at IGN for a hundred years but it doesn't make him more credible.
Your post doesn't make sense. Devs can make 1080p games on any HD console, but they would have to tone down framerate or graphical effects. It all depends on the game they are making, and what they want consumers to experience.
This 1080p thing really applies to multiplatforms when comparing to the ps4 when 3rd party devs try to push graphical effects and frame rates more often than 1st party devs.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eL9Lmd-ndjA&t=14m15s
Probably reading way too much into this but after criticizing the MCV report for being too safe and therefore being a "crappy rumor" (i.e. "Of course Sega is going to make games for NX!"), Peer says this:
"I would love it if the rumor was that, guess what? 2k or Square Enix or Capcom is making an NX launch window game!"
The MCV report mentions S-E. Capcom would probably fall into the same basket with Sega. So Peer's choice of throwing 2K in there is odd.
For playing full console experiences on the go (like Breath of the Wild), it'll be utterly fantastic. Hell, the battery life is still in question even at 720p.720p... Please no. Not unless its retailing at <= 200 us
Nintendo is responsible for that. They've tried to define all their devices by its hardware since the Wii and the DS, with the need of an innovation.
When i was 12 in 93 and we were hearing rumors about next Nintendo's console, it was certainly not about any sort of innovation in hardware. it was all about "there will be a crazy mario with 300 levels OMG!!"
Nintendo is responsible for that. They've tried to define all their devices by its hardware since the Wii and the DS, with the need of an innovation.
When i was 12 in 93 and we were hearing rumors about next Nintendo's console, it was certainly not about any sort of innovation in hardware. it was all about "there will be a crazy mario with 300 levels OMG!!"
It shifted.
Nintendo sold everyone the idea that a console generation was legitimized by hardware innovations, making the software a second thought. It's always "omg the concept is so incredible !!! (and don't worry you'll have your faforite ips on it as usual)"
That's what they created. That's why we're seeing 500 threads about what is the NX but none about what will be the next Mario or Metroid and how they would change the world of gaming forever. We're not expecting that actually..
Zelda BotW is a step in the right direction, putting the ambition and change back into the game development, or Splatoon etc.. After all they are not communicating about hardware of the NX. Leaks are.. But it happens cause they created that philosophy.
You... toying with my heart... I'd do anything for MH on a console, if Capcom has been making suggestions dear lord baby Jesus I hope Nintendo makes good on that...Capcom, I can smell it. They influence a lot of Nintendo decisions due to Monster Hunter.
The Classic Controller Pro for Wii was made for Monster Hunter Tri.
The Circle Pad Pro was made for the Monster Hunter 3DS games.
So if the shell controllers are true, I expect shells designed by Capcom for Monster Hunter for NX.
I stand corrected, thought he said "sources".The only pre-Tropical Freeze reveal about him talking about Retro's new game transcript I find says he heard rumors of something new.
I stand corrected, thought he said "sources".
He also said Nintendo is "absolutely going to show new hardware" at E3 2014 as he heard it from multiple people including one that worked at Nintendo.
All this in the first post seems reasonable but I'd caution people thinking he is accurate just because he's a head honcho at a big gaming site.
That's all.
Hmm, circle pads outta the box and optional attachable controllers with analogue sticks. That sounds right. It'd be good to bundle the analogue stick attachments with the console if they're cheap to produce.
That sounds right ?? really ?? lol...
The screen on the unit wouldn't dictate what's possible with a TV out. We've heard the NX put in a range somewhere between Wii U and Xbox One, but it'd have to be far far below that for 720p to be a max.Nintendo going for 720p while Sony and MS are aiming for checkbord/Naitve 4k with HDR. The difference in quality for marketing material will be huge.
If I were such a parent wanting such a thing I'd just opt for some existing $100-or-less device with a zillion existing free games, or something that would easily add on to my existing phone plan.For all we know, this thing could be designed to be used and played exactly like a smartphone, without any button or pad, but you could attach them if you want.
It's the most sensible thing according to what we know and at this point I'm 99% sure this is it. It may even optionally use SIM cards and be designed for parents to be their kid's first smartphone.
Because at home this thing is supposed to be connected to a TV out, docked to a power supply, maybe additional storage. At that point, it becomes a good thing to be able to use the controls when they're not attached.Simbabbad said:How so? It fits absolutely everything we know so far. Why make detachable controllers if you can't play games without them?
Not a reply specifically to you, but: what is SCD? I missed this somewhere along the way, and asking Google and Wikipedia for things it can stand for isn't helping.Dark Cloud said:Nobody knows what the dock does. It could be a SCD or a SCD could come later.
That sort of thing was more important for multiplayer games. They didn't have multiple control schemes for the Zelda ports to Wii U--not even retaining the Wii controls for Twilight Princess.gafneo said:Yes, it will be the exact idea as wii u. Play Mario 3D Galaxy or whatever, use either wiimote, nun-knuck, pro, or gamepad. OS will have wii, 3ds, and wii u intergration.
That's speculation and can be used in a lot of 'insider cases'.To be fair the n3DS was announced only a couple of months later, so it's entirely possible that it was initially planned to be announced at E3.
TIL 3D wasn't a big hardware innovation.
That's speculation and can be used in a lot of 'insider cases'.
If I get off the hype train at this stop will you guys let me back on later?
If I get off the hype train at this stop will you guys let me back on later?
this so true! For a company that believes that software is king they don't show a lot of faith in their games lately . They don't seem to think that games alone is enough to make their hardware successful. It's sad because it would make things so much easier for them and 3rd parties.
What? Circle pads make sense for a portable and sticks make sense for a home console, so this satisfies both. I remember a lot of people were disappointed at the idea of this having just circle pads as a result of it being a portable.
That's speculation and can be used in a lot of 'insider cases'.
There won't be an NX thread with an actual point until the console is actually revealed... and that's okay.