Depends on what they're doing. Did I imagine it, or wasn't there news some years back about Nintendo investing in the sort of haptic feedback that allows you to, say, touch a picture of a beach and feel the shape and texture of seashells, grains of sand, etc.I think it's a real stretch to expect anything like that, considering that kind of technology is barely out of the lab.
Nintendo does. But it usually includes their logo, the serial number of the devkit and a troubleshoot phone number.
Gotta say, out of all the sub-threads in this topic #teampainted is the strangest of them all
Unless they 3D printed the paint....?
Depends on what they're doing. Did I imagine it, or wasn't there news some years back about Nintendo investing in the sort of haptic feedback that allows you to, say, touch a picture of a beach and feel the shape and texture of seashells, grains of sand, etc.
If -that's- what they're using, they most definitely could replicate the feel of buttons. But that's a big "if," of course. We don't know if this will be nearly as advanced.
Source: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2016-03-23-nintendo-nx-controller-reports-gather-paceEurogamer understands larger studios have had NX development kits for a while, although the contents and design of these tend to change as Nintendo gets closer to deciding on a final form factor.
I'm sure they've invested it, but unless they've got something cooked up in a secret lab somewhere the most we've seen out of textured haptics was in very recent tech shows. Which would also be quite expensive I'm sure.
it would probably be on the back though. the stuff on the image looks like an in-office print that someone would have put on the machine.
It sounds like a nightmare for customer service and repairs as well.
Was leafing through a few articles from the usual leak suspects to see if they made any side comments.
This one probably isn't shocking:
Source: http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2016-03-23-nintendo-nx-controller-reports-gather-pace
The whole chassis is white, and the supposed flexible circle pads are the exact same hue of white. The nubs are part of the 3D-printed chassis mold.
Needs to be reposted. We know which dev leaked this and literally even the floor and window it the photo was likely taken from. How people still can deny this is simply amazing.
A note about the white controller.
The whole chassis is white, and the supposed flexible circle pads are the exact same hue of white. The nubs are part of the 3D-printed chassis mold.
I still don't believe that Nintendo would make a controller without physical buttons. No way that would happen unless they have finally completely lost it.
Confound those neogaf boys, they drive me to drink
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A note about the white controller.
The whole chassis is white, and the supposed flexible circle pads are the exact same hue of white. The nubs are part of the 3D-printed chassis mold.
A note about the white controller.
The whole chassis is white, and the supposed flexible circle pads are the exact same hue of white. The nubs are part of the 3D-printed chassis mold.
Yeah I noticed it after I posted. So this is either a dual-painted chassis or it was assembled. If it's assembled then that actually lends a bit of credence to authenticity. Just a tiny bit.It also kind of looks like the back of the device here is black. There is a little black ring that can be seen on the left side. Maybe it's just because it's cobbled together with random parts (if real) or if fake, it would be easy to change the color on the fly by paint or plastidip.
The plot thickens.
This shit is real.
Follow occam's razor and this being legit is actually a lot more reasonable than this being an elaborate hoax.
I'm not sure PSP is a favorable comparison for the chances of something "taking over the world," lolThis thing is going to take over the world, it looks too sick. It has that psp 2004 vibe, you dont know anything about it but you need it.
How the hell are you supposed to hold it? It doesn't look ergonomic in the least bit.
Needs to be reposted. We know which dev leaked this and literally even the floor and window it the photo was likely taken from. How people still can deny this is real is simply amazing.
the black tape is probably blocking the same stuff that came out of the ark of the covenant at the end of raiders.
We have yet to see the bottom. People said the same thing about the gamepad.
This has me dying. LMAO!Imagine the E3 Direct unveiling it:
SCENE: Shigeru Miyamoto walking through a parking lot, the cameraman following
MIYAMOTO: "My hobbies often influence the games I make, the experiences I create. People often ask me: 'What's your hobby at the moment?' Well "
*Miyamoto stops at a parked car and glances both ways*
*He elbow out the passenger-side window, reaches in and wrenches off the rear view mirror*
MIYAMOTO: "These days, I like to collect rear view mirrors."
*He slides under the car and begins removing the catalytic converter*
INTERVIEWER OFF SCREEN: "What are you doing?"
MIYAMOTO: "I'm going to resell these."
INTERVIEWER: "Isn't that illegal? And aren't you a millionaire?"
MIYAMOTO: "It's not about the money. It's about the thrill of the act."
*cut to title card: "Nintendo NX The Thrill of the Act"*
And in that case they were right. The gamepad sucks to hold but for different reasons than this thing.
Selling 80 million systems against as dominant and entrenched a force in the handheld side of the biz as nintendo was nothing short of a miracle. The 3ds wishes it could conquer like the psp did.I'm not sure PSP is a favorable comparison for the chances of something "taking over the world," lol
But I agree, this looks neat
Watch it spin round to a beautiful oblivion.
Either it's fake or it's an abysmal design. Take your pick I suppose.
A small miracle, sure, but not "taking over the world." Nintendo is the one who's done that in the dedicated portable games machine space.Selling 80 million systems against as dominant and entrenched a force in the handheld side of the biz as nintendo was nothing short of a miracle. The 3ds wishes it could conquer like the psp did.
Selling 80 million systems against as dominant and entrenched a force in the handheld side of the biz as nintendo was nothing short of a miracle. The {VITA] wishes it could conquer like the psp did.