I'm all for it. Maybe provide more than one card/t slot?
The more I hear the more I keep thinking that the dummy controller will be the actual NX and the "home console" will be the optional SCD.
They can price the dummy controller around 100$ and have every NX game available to it through cloud.
Alternatively, you could get the home console to play the games on your TV with a normal controller.
The thirst is real.So someone decided to make a fake Twitch Stream. Un-fucking-believable.
https://www.twitch.tv/nintendo_events
So someone decided to make a fake Twitch Stream. Un-fucking-believable.
https://www.twitch.tv/nintendo_events
i will be staring at it for the next 16 hours.
Not getting hyped after Wii U. They have to earn my hype again.
Ideally it's possible. Polaris is very scalable. But nintendo will likely go for lower clock speeds and such, bringing it closer to stock PS4 than a PS4K. But the source said because Sony is stuck with its APU, all they can really do is make it on 14nm and up the clocks some more, but it's feature set won't have GCN 1.2 or 1.3, the PDA, or other benefits of Polaris.
So Nintendo has the potential to do more with NX simply because it has the newest generation of gpu. Whether Nintendo takes advantage of that, is up to them.
Only way PS4K matches those features is if they use a new APU, which would be asinine as that would make it a PS5 and abandon the PS4 completely.
So someone decided to make a fake Twitch Stream. Un-fucking-believable.
https://www.twitch.tv/nintendo_events
Someone posted that saving money on packaging (since cartridges are smaller than discs) could help them be comparible in costs.Wouldn't cartridges that big be really expensive?
How would digital work with games on cart? Optional HDD?
NX is so powerful, you won't believe how powerful it is. 10k will make Nintendo great again. By setting up expectations so great that no console in the world could satisfy them.
10k singlehandedly destroyed Nintendo with his extreme speculationNX is so powerful, you won't believe how powerful it is. 10k will make Nintendo great again. By setting up expectations so great that no console in the world could satisfy them.
10k singlehandedly destroyed Nintendo with his extreme speculation
NX is so powerful, you won't believe how powerful it is. 10k will make Nintendo great again. By setting up expectations so great that no console in the world could satisfy them.
From the looks of the initial rumor, it looks like the main reason behind the struggles for the Super Mario Maker & Splatoon ports is to have those games interact with their Wii U counterparts. Since Smash 4 & Zelda U are locked in, does that mean that neither game is planned to interact with their Wii U counterparts? And if so, would this indicate that their NX versions will receive additional features?
Here's what EA has said publicly about 6 months ago on a conference call with investors:
Don't think we must count mobile. It's like flash games. The games are mostly cheap, small and mostly made for mainstream.
Touchscreen only isn't the way to play big games.
What if mobile could only play games? It would be a whole different story.
Consoles are here to stay. Think there is just allot more ways to play. Vr is also comming, even hololens.
So you have:
Wiiu
ps4
Xbox1
Steam
3ds
Oculus
Samsung vr
Sony vr
Htc vr
Android
Iphone
Pc
Vita
...
For each gamer there are one of two devices you will own to play games on.
The market is getting too big.
Think ofcourse that 3 consoles for game market is to much. Maybe it was better for Ms to stick with pc, and using it as some kind of xbox option. Instead of making a console, because it does almost the same as ps4.
Lol, you trying to start another rumor thread? honestly i don't know. but i think innovation and presenting a vision of the future of gaming is essential because I feel like right now people don't know and we are coming to a crossroads. Everyone on this board seems to accept that consoles are dying and the market for a dedicated box may not be around in 10 to 15 years. gaming isn't dying though, it's actually growing but in areas like mobile and ftp. so I think if nintendo presents a vision and lays down the groundwork for how people WILL be gaming in 10 to 15 years they would be onto something. But gamepad v2 isn't it and console handheld hybrid frankly isn't it either.
10k singlehandedly destroyed Nintendo with his extreme speculation
hope these don't spread too much because either way people will be disappointed instead of pleasantly surprised
I think we all know your opinion on the matter, and we also know these rumors could end up being completely wrong. It's just fun to get hyped about.
I think we all know your opinion on the matter.
Not getting hyped after Wii U. They have to earn my hype again.
So should we update the OP and make the Polaris GPU rumor Tier 2 10k? :3
I wasn't aware that I was so famous. Or that an opinion can be stated only once. Per day? Per thread? Per life? How does it work?
THE FAKE LIVE STREAM
We're going in uncharted territories, ladies and gentlemen.
We're going in uncharted territories, ladies and gentlemen.
what happened?
Someone posted that saving money on packaging (since cartridges are smaller than discs) could help them be comparible in costs.
As mentioned in my post, Nintendo could reduce licensing costs to 3rd parties to keep the cost of producing the carts for them smaller.
As for Nintendo, there's a lot of benefits for using carts that would make up for it.
Save costs from the console, get benefits at retail/shipping, etc
Such a good stream
"did you like it?"
YeahI'm a "someone" now?
This is without mentioning that the reduction in repair costs for the most commonly-broken component on a console can be money accounted for as an estimated savings.
And from Nintendo's end, if they have games running on more than one hardware SKU, their marketing spend drastically reduces and can be spent more efficiently, for even more money that is saved.
Savings like these allow Nintendo to opt to take a shave on royalties and other expenses to get people on board with cartridges again, knowing that the money has been recovered via other avenues.
There are a LOT of monetary savings to be had going back to a cartridge business model for all parties involved, depending on how things are done. Not to mention that in the modern era, cartridges astoundingly look like a more "modern" media solution.
He said he found another source that he's very confident in, separate from the playeressence source, claiming the gpu to be Polaris based.
Such a good stream
"did you like it?"
If the NX doesn't have an ethernet port, I'm gonna rage.
They still sell the USB to ethernet port from the original Wii. They didn't even bother to put a Wii U logo on the boxlol.. you KNOW it won't. Do they not supply a usb one for Wii U?
nintendo is far far far more effcent than the BLOATED SILLY INDUSTRY sick of seeing neogaffers DEFEND THIS BULLSHIT nintendo needs to use said disc so third partys will come BULLSHIT
If the NX doesn't have an ethernet port, I'm gonna rage.
If the NX doesn't have an ethernet port, I'm gonna rage.
So 3 sources now?
Stick a powerfull SoC in a comfortably sized screenless controller that can stream to any smart device via a custom app, sell it for $150.
Sell a detatchable, maybe autostereoscopic & low spec tablet that connects the top of the controller for $100. Sell a compatible multimedia hdmi stick that plugs into a tv for $50.
Any of these display receiving devices can be classed as an 'scd' and take care of additional tasks. Nofhing crazy but no cloud required.
OK, so let me walk this through logically then, based on all your commentary thus far.
Let's say for the sake of argument that this idea of a glass ceiling on 3rd-party games being substantially low that has been thrown about since the GameCube era has unquestionable merit to it, that there is a downward trend in sales of 3rd-party games that is both unquestionable and impossible to ignore and, as evidenced by how long it has been talked about, not even close to a new phenomenon.
So then... what was it about the Wii U that, up until launch, made all of that data irrelevant? What made 3rd-parties go "y'know, Nintendo might be on to something, this hardware will totally beat back the decline in 3rd-party software interest"? What made them think they were safe to greenlight any 3rd-party software for launch, and in some cases exclusive software that only sells on Nintendo hardware which has a history of not selling 3rd-party software? Clearly, there was a course correction that happened rather rapidly after the launch of the hardware, but if this idea that they'll sell sub-50K units of software on Nintendo consoles has unquestionable merit, why were they even considering games on a Nintendo console in the first place?
This is without even factoring the handheld market into things, which I have left out of the discussion in fairness to your argument and does sell 3rd-party software more than adequately.
Until those questions are properly answered, it leads me to believe that 3rd-parties aren't as invested in this idea as forum-goers are, that there's more to Nintendo's relationships with 3rd-parties that any of us will ever be privy to, that the issues with 3rd-party software are perhaps, maybe, just a TAD more nuanced than most people are willing to admit, considering we're still using a talking point against them that existed 15 years ago, when the industry was an entirely different animal than it is today.
Nintendo can change, 3rd-parties definitely have already, and yet we're still stuck discussing Nintendo like we're still in the middle of the GameCube era. You'll forgive me if I think that there's something not quite right with that.
Benefits of using cartridges:
No need to install; just plug 'n play.
Saves hard drive space with most consoles having to install massive files for games now a days (likely because Disc read speeds aren't fast enough)
Have the cartridges playable on both means you won't overship one version and that singular version would be more valuable (maintaining Its price/sales)
Retailers can feel better about granting Nintendo more shelf space with smaller packaging.
Smaller packaging can also mean lowered shipping costs.
Reduce costs with smaller hard drives. They're less necessary without all the installs.
Save on the disc drive which increases the cost and size of the machine.
Make a smaller device that uses less energy that's less prone to breaking with less moving parts. (Sounds like something Nintendo would value)
Cons:
Potential cost of game issue.
For 3rd parties Nintendo can lower licensing costs to make up for it (but that means less money through licensing...but it might be worth the money they save on everything else)
Sound good? Am I missing anything on either side?
Do you guys think this is the ideal solution?
Yeah, now it's Konami Conference time! Perfect.
If the NX doesn't have an ethernet port, I'm gonna rage.
http://playeressence.com/nintendo-n...ler-gimmick-ps4k-power-luigi-mansion-3-rumor/
Those people(in the comments) are mad on us
Specially the lady "Getagrip". She says that our rumors are wrong and that the device is streaming only to. Mobile or some gamepad device. She uses metaldev as source.
Maybe she is a bit nuts, or just angry