RomanticHeroX
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The hunger for NX info is so real that people will apparently latch onto the fakest of fakes.
It's not, dude.But I don't want to compromise anyone, I saw the prototype's pictures, some people also saw them but no one can leak anything.
Microsoft already knows how it's going to work, and is preparing for its future consoles to have the possibility of increasing their capacities using modules.
It's just you guys still didn't get the modular concept, understand that it's possible to increase the console's capacity upgrading the expansion modules. Basically if someone wants the "basic console" it'll play stuff at 720p and 30 fps in its portable form. If they want to play on the TV they can use the expansion module that works as an external egpu with the graphical power of a PS4. If they want something better, Nintendo may release a egpu model for 4K TVs.
Remember that current consoles are going to have different versions and the industry is going down the PC and smartphones' road, where games run at different graphical configurations.
Did you get it now, the modular concept?
The egpus are like cartridges that fit in the portable console.
*That read really weird for me*You can even see that Nvidia stopped production of their Tegra chip for cellphones and there won't be a new Shield. Nvidia already released their new Pascal GPUs and didn't release their Tegra version of Pascal for their new Shield, because there won't be a new Shield as Nvidia got a deal with Nintendo.
The other point is that Nvidia has the technology already working for the concept of a egpu and that facilitated the production of the NX so it can play in portable form using inferior graphics and when you connect it to the Dock *that works like a cartridge and increases its graphical capacity*
I'll say it again that Microsoft is going to release that technology for Scorpion, that can have its graphical power increased.
I don't know if Sony will do it too with the PS4 Neo, nothing leaked from Sony. Just that it'd be more potent, but Sony changed things on Neo, I don't know if they will also use modules to increase its graphical capacity.
**I also don't know if Nintendo will really want to have different expansion modules, it hasn't been confirmed yet if it'll release day one or they'll release it when any game need it**
The idea is to use different accessories to certain games and increase the possibilities of VR, and try and make the console like a PC, as it can increase it's graphical capacities while reusing old parts.
And a bunch of "woahs" and "incredibles" and shit. That last one honestly is basically Streetpass, but using your cellphone.Got some new info about NX.
Nintendo games released on Smartphone will have some kind of connectivity with games on the NX. As an example, I can catch Pokemon on my phone, or get get someone else's player info if getting close to them while on the mall, then when I get home I can use those Pokemon I got and battle those I met while walking with my phone.
"cartridge" is a strange term to use, but the modularity and eGPU is something I do think will become a factor going forward. We've seen Sony and MS bite the bullet on shorter upgrade cycles -- imagine if they had the capability to release the 4K or Scorpio as an addon rather than a new console, or... both as an addon, and as a new SKU?His portuguese is also incredibly obtuse, so bear with me:
*In reply to someone calling his leak a troll*
Another post
*That read really weird for me*
**That REALLY read like a complete cop-out. Like "Oh Nintendo said nothing about it on the reveal, but I can still be right guys!".
Then the "leaker's" last post. I tried really hard, but it's like the dude was on the strongest trip while writing it so I'll try and summarize what he said:
And a bunch of "woahs" and "incredibles" and shit. That last one honestly is basically Streetpass, but using your cellphone.
The hunger for NX info is so real that people will apparently latch onto the fakest of fakes.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3079...sb-c-for-easier-laptop-external-graphics.htmlSomeone's gonna have to explain these "eGPU" things, how feasible and cost effective they are.
Tell that to eurogamer then.UOL jogos? looooooooooooooooool
The last place on the internet you would find legit leaks
Someone's gonna have to explain these "eGPU" things, how feasible and cost effective they are.
His portuguese is also incredibly obtuse, so bear with me:
*In reply to someone calling his leak a troll*
Another post
*That read really weird for me*
**That REALLY read like a complete cop-out. Like "Oh Nintendo said nothing about it on the reveal, but I can still be right guys!".
Then the "leaker's" last post. I tried really hard, but it's like the dude was on the strongest trip while writing it so I'll try and summarize what he said:
And a bunch of "woahs" and "incredibles" and shit. That last one honestly is basically Streetpass, but using your cellphone.
Also, re-reading his original post, the shit he said about the screen being able to "uncouple" from the console itself, and the console being 300 bucks and the SEPARATE screen being 100-200 dollars depending on its size is just completely stupid, and the Eurogamer thing didn't say anything about it.
I don't even know why I wasted my time translating that dude's post.
This patent seems relevant. So i guess there'll be a way to play console-style games with just the touchscreen.
Wow! NX will be amazing!That would be interesting. So this thread didn't turn in to be a complete dud after all.
How big would these modules have to be?
Hmm a lot of the new stuff sounds REALLY far fetched. There is no way power increasing modules can be as efficient as system completely designed from scratch to work together.
Guys, why would some rando know NoJ's business plans down to the pricing details?
am I the only one who's more interested in the dragon ball super spoilers?
Reteading it again, I see the prices better.
But even if they sell just a small screen for $100, thats still $100 for a device more powerful than WiiU, and also a portable.
The leak seems reliable enough but thats really, really hard to believe.
This thread looked to be dead within a dozen posts, yet here we are five pages deep? Lol.
Dude the build-up to this console release is unlike anything I can remember in recent years. So much mystery, the stakes are so high! AH!
Would a modular console seem like a "novelty" to a developer with hands on? As per the quote from yesterday.
What's wrong with $250?Nintendo would have to sell the system for <$200 if it wants to reach the mass market, and Nvidia is more than willing to take a loss on the system's most expensive component.
Selling the screen by itself makes perfect sense since that's what casuals only care to play.
Pure. Genius.
So, noteworthy(?) that the 2ch thread claimed:
Which I think would put us back into "Nintendo cheaping out" territory if true.
So, noteworthy(?) that the 2ch thread claimed:
Which I think would put us back into "Nintendo cheaping out" territory if true.
Question, could Tegra N1 be a codename for the Tegra Next? Or is that completely different?
My guess is that the Tegra N1 is the codename giving to the chip (a derivative/customized version of Tegra X1) , and it has no direct corelation to the Tegra Next.Question, could Tegra N1 be a codename for the Tegra Next? Or is that completely different?
Good point.But that was from June 2015, right? Before the NX delay. A delay which may specifically have been - as previously speculated here and elsewhere - to get a more modern custom Tegra solution from nVidia.
Yep. Plus Kimishima took over and who knows if he wanted to make some improvements.Good point.
Kimishima: POWAAAAAAAAR!Yep. Plus Kimishima took over and who knows if he wanted to make some improvements.
A $250 touchscreen that serves primarily to play videogames would be a tough sell to parents. Even $200 may be too much considering $150 is the typical price for Nintendo handhelds.What's wrong with $250?
Come on now, a Pi is at least two game cubes.That's a raspberry pi
A $250 touchscreen that serves primarily to play videogames would be a tough sell to parents. Even $200 may be too much considering $150 is the typical price for Nintendo handhelds.
A $250 touchscreen that serves primarily to play videogames would be a tough sell to parents. Even $200 may be too much considering $150 is the typical price for Nintendo handhelds.