I'm sure they'll be too busy playing the same PS4/xbone games that will play and run exactly the same on thier old systems.How mad people gonna be when ps4 and xb1 slims come out?
I'm sure they'll be too busy playing the same PS4/xbone games that will play and run exactly the same on thier old systems.How mad people gonna be when ps4 and xb1 slims come out?
The console has no slot for any console expansions. The only way they can improve console specs is to upgrade with a revision.
Many games (hyrule warriors) have poor performance probably because they were designed for new better hardware.
Sony has been always great about their slim models, so I honestly doubt it.
will they have exclusive games?
Are people being deliberately obtuse? Do you understand the difference between these:
and this:
- Major hardware revisions at long, predictable intervals of 5-6 years which dramatically improve on what came before.
- Predictable yearly revisions, but with no actual exclusives on the new hardware.
I don't really have a problem with what Nintendo has done, but I don't get why people are claiming that the third bullet point above is exactly the same as the first two bullet points. It certainly is not.
- A minor hardware revision mid-generation which only changes a few of the hardware specs, and then most future games of that generation are exclusive to the new hardware.
Are people being deliberately obtuse? Do you understand the difference between these:
and this:
- Major hardware revisions at long, predictable intervals of 5-6 years which dramatically improve on what came before.
- Predictable yearly revisions, but with no actual exclusives on the new hardware.
I don't really have a problem with what Nintendo has done, but I don't get why people are claiming that the third bullet point above is exactly the same as the first two bullet points. It certainly is not.
- A minor hardware revision mid-generation which only changes a few of the hardware specs, and then most future games of that generation are exclusive to the new hardware.
So to clarify here Sony had never released a revision with a hardware upgrade that led to incompatible games before so you doubt they'll do so now. But even though Nintendo's never done it, "the WiiU most certainly will recieve a hardware upgrade.Sony has been always great about their slim models, so I honestly doubt it.
That is some mighty fine Rectumese.Many games (hyrule warriors) have poor performance probably because they were designed for new better hardware.
But they just did it...So to clarify here Sony had never released a revision with a hardware upgrade that led to incompatible games before so you doubt they'll do so now. But even though Nintendo's never done it, "the WiiU most certainly will recieve a hardware upgrade.
Reasonable.
Many games (hyrule warriors) have poor performance probably because they were designed for new better hardware.
The console has no slot for any console expansions. The only way they can improve console specs is to upgrade with a revision.
Many games (hyrule warriors) have poor performance probably because they were designed for new better hardware.
Lastly, all previous handheld upgrades were done after a solid 5 years. The 3ds has barely aged.
will they have exclusive games?
I'm sure they'll be too busy playing the same PS4/xbone games that will play and run exactly the same on thier old systems.
It sure makes me cautious about buying Nintendo systems. I feel like with Nintendo systems you really have to wait until everything is said and done or else you'll be screwed. I got tricked into buying a 3ds xl and now I regret it.
They did on handhelds. Never with home consoles. Not that I agree with the DSi or "new 3DS"; I think it's stupid.But they just did it...
Consoles =/= handhelds
Nintendo operates both devices differently, with different practices and expectations. They've done the incremental upgrade thing since the Game Boy. They've just about never done anything like this on consoles beyond the N64 Expansion Pack, which you could buy separately or bundled with necessary games.
Lol, the fuck is this? Sell the goddamn thing and upgrade. No one "tricked" you into anything. You bought it and got to enjoy it then and there, people that didn't buy a 3DS before now have had to miss out on it.
Yeah, this is a shitty situation. Nintendo are honestly the last ones I'd have pegged to pull the rug out from under existing consumers like this, which is exactly what they're doing by basically restricting existing 3DS console owner's choices wrt games going forward now that they've confirmed there will be more "new 3DS" only games going forward.
Yeah, this is a shitty situation. Nintendo are honestly the last ones I'd have pegged to pull the rug out from under existing consumers like this, which is exactly what they're doing by basically restricting existing 3DS console owner's choices wrt games going forward now that they've confirmed there will be more "new 3DS" only games going forward.
Lol, the fuck is this? Sell the goddamn thing and upgrade. No one "tricked" you into anything. You bought it and got to enjoy it then and there, people that didn't buy a 3DS before now have had to miss out on it.
Yes and if they buy a New 3ds they'll be able to enjoy it now and in the future. Can't say the same about those who bought an original 3ds or XL. They got to enjoy it then, but in the future they'll be closed off to certain things.You bought it and got to enjoy it then and there, people that didn't buy a 3DS before now have had to miss out on it.
Are people being deliberately obtuse? Do you understand the difference between these:
and this:
- Major hardware revisions at long, predictable intervals of 5-6 years which dramatically improve on what came before.
- Predictable yearly revisions, but with no actual exclusives on the new hardware.
I don't really have a problem with what Nintendo has done, but I don't get why people are claiming that the third bullet point above is exactly the same as the first two bullet points. It certainly is not.
- A minor hardware revision mid-generation which only changes a few of the hardware specs, and then most future games of that generation are exclusive to the new hardware.
So I have to sell something I already spent a nice amount of money on and then probably spend more money? Don't recall having to do that for any of my PlayStation systems. When Persona 5 comes out, I won't have to sell my old phat PS3. Which is cool because when I bought the PS3 I bought it under the pretense that I would be able to play all PS3 games. Which has held true.
I bought the 3ds under the same pretense, especially after Nintendo said with the XL that that the reason they didn't add an another stick to the XL was because they didn't want to split the userbase. I guess that amounted to nothing.
Yes and if they buy a New 3ds they'll be able to enjoy it now and in the future. Can't say the same about those who bought an original 3ds or XL. They got to enjoy it then, but in the future they'll be closed off to certain things.
?????ChĂ» Totoro;127607570 said:Ah yeah I hope you also enjoy the PS4 backward comp... wait. Or maybe the PS Vita backward comp... wait this is no too. Oh, sorry.
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Those are completely new systems. The New 3ds is'nt a new system. It's a new 3ds.
Lets have some fun with the "this only happens to Nintendos portables" crowd with a little modification:
The userbase splittling upgrade path of exclusive 'new device only' software is exclusive to Nintendo devices that ship with a built in screen.
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Lets have some fun with the "this only happens to Nintendos portables" crowd with a little modification:
The userbase splittling upgrade path of exclusive 'new device only' software is exclusive to Nintendo devices that ship with a built in screen.
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Those are completely new systems. The New 3ds isn't a new system. It's a new 3ds.
If you want your comparison to make sense, use the Slim PS3 or PSP 3000. Which guess what? Didn't have exclusive games I couldn't play on a PHAT PS3 or PSP 1000.
So you're telling me that the New 3DS is just like the Game Boy Advance? That the New 3DS is not actually a revision on the 3DS but actually a completely new next generation system just like the GBA was to the GB/GC? This completely new next gen/successor that was just announced in a random direct and it's star game being a Wii port that dosen't exactly sell the system as being uber powerful. That was said to be just the 3ds with a better cpu.ChĂ» Totoro;127610168 said:It's a new system or maybe you didn't get the "new" in it. They keep the 3DS name like they kept the Game Boy name for years but guess what original GB can't play GB SP's games.
You should actually know the difference between revision and a whole new system fore you attempt to post like that.You know what... don't bother. You're right. Here take a biscuit and a smile
Yes because the Game Boy Advance was actually a different system. The NEw 3DS is'nt. It's a 3ds with added functionality.They keep the 3DS name like they kept the Game Boy name for years but guess what original GB can't play GB SP's games.
So I have to sell something I already spent a nice amount of money on and then probably spend more money? Don't recall having to do that for any of my PlayStation systems. When Persona 5 comes out, I won't have to sell my old phat PS3. Which is cool because when I bought the PS3 I bought it under the pretense that I would be able to play all PS3 games. Which has held true.
Yes and if they buy a New 3ds they'll be able to enjoy it now and in the future. Can't say the same about those who bought an original 3ds or XL. They got to enjoy it then, but in the future they'll be closed off to certain things.
Never buy anything!!!
There's always something better coming in the future.
Don't risk it. Postpone enjoying things, because you'll enjoy them more later. Except that when it's later, better stuff will still be coming in the future.
Good thing we'll all live forever.
dear god please let Nintendo be dumb enough to come out with a console named "new wii u"
haha
well actually "New Wii" would have been a better name than "Wii U". Think about that for a second
I've already played Xenoblade. I just won't be playing the portable version even though I bought a 3ds to play Nintendo's 3ds games. I guess the lesson here is never buy Nintendo hanhelds.If you want to play Xenoblade, yep. Sorry you feel betrayed.
I don't, but gee thanks for pointing out a good reason to never buy a Nintendo handheld ever again. No point if they are going to pull this. Thank god Sony never did and seemingly never will on thier consoles. No reason to support Nintendo.Wait, how do you know Nintendo won't do this again? There's always a risk of not being able to play the latest games on the newest revision of hardware. Thank cell phone consumers for that.
So you're telling me that the New 3DS is just like the Game Boy Advance? That the New 3DS is not actually a revision on the 3DS but actually a completely new next generation system just like the GBA was to the GB/GC? This completely new next gen/successor that was just announced in a random direct and it's star game being a Wii port that dosen't exactly sell the system as being uber powerful. That was said to be just the 3ds with a better cpu.
You're telling me it's a new system just like the PS4 is a new system compared to the PS3.
That's what you're telling me right?
You should actually know the difference between revision and a whole new system fore you attempt to post like that.
I'm sorry that the word new confused you. This is'nt a new system. It's a new version of the 3ds.
Yes because the Game Boy Advance was actually a different system. The NEw 3DS is'nt. It's a 3ds with added functionality.
They've kept the Playstation name too. What's you're point? It's pretty bad when even gaffers aren't clear what this system is.
Will take 3+ years for any apps to not work on iPhone 5s, and everyone who cares about that stuff knows there's a new iPad/iPhone every year or so.
That has never happened, and will most certainly never happen.
I think anything can go at this point; no one knows but Nintendo.It's never been done on their consoles.. only handhelds
If I hadn't I think this new 3ds news would have put the brakes on my purchase. Why would someone spend two or three hundred on a new system when Nintendo just showed they don't mind putting exclusives on incrementally netter hardware.
So what I'm asking is why anyone would buy a wiiu now that a "new" wiiu could come whenever with exclusive games as big as xenoblade aka not to y stuff like the dsi exclusives.