So basically by the time this thing launches, it will already be running on outdated tech by 5-6 years and 2 years after its release the PS6 will make it look like a PS3 by comparison?It's funny dude, just yesterday I was thinking that they would just do a full 8 year lifecycle and launch it in March. I should start posting each one of my thoughts, I have insider potential.
They are using tech they spec'd for this thing back in 2020. It's going to already be grossly outdated a year after release.Upspecced version incoming confirmed.
Probably got wind of Xbox and PS plans and realised they needed a further spec boost to secure its medium term relevance.
They just released the Portal. There's a limit to how many pieces of hardware they can release. R&D + manufacturing + shipping+ marketing on those is a huge investment, bigger than AAA games.It's an additional device that plays the same games as the PS5, just like the upcoming Pro. if the games could scale down well enough. (Which i doubt)
There's nothing nonsensial about that. That's probably what Sony is looking at
That is not what I quoted.
Welcome to 2006So basically by the time this thing launches, it will already be running on outdated tech by 5-6 years and 2 years after its release the PS6 will make it look like a PS3 by comparison?
Nintendo truly has given up on being anywhere near current technology...
Considering we don't know what's going on you truly don't know squat diddly. Since Switch hit the tech sweet spot (2 year old mobile tech) it would be truly silly if they used 5 year old tech and it is truly preposterous of you to propose it.So basically by the time this thing launches, it will already be running on outdated tech by 5-6 years and 2 years after its release the PS6 will make it look like a PS3 by comparison?
Nintendo truly has given up on being anywhere near current technology...
They just released the Portal. There's a limit to how many pieces of hardware they can release. R&D + manufacturing + shipping+ marketing on those is a huge investment, bigger than AAA games.
Upspecced version incoming confirmed.
Probably got wind of Xbox and PS plans and realised they needed a further spec boost to secure its medium term relevance.
Dont think nintendo has any will to fool around with development costs for ps5 pro type of hardware.. or diminishing profits in selling expensive hardware....
After you find a way to earn very big doing more simple things... is hard to persue another way..... imho
Till now it is already set in stone & if they plan launch next march they need to start pumping out consoles from end of October to met demand.More time to make it more beefy
So we will get Hardware from 2018 in 2025
almost certainlySo we will get Hardware from 2018 in 2025
How so? They were clearly planning on releasing new hardware for 2020 but Covid happened so the pivoted to just using an OLED screen. Nintendo is cheap af and if anything they would purposefully wait for the tech to get even cheaper over the years to cut down on manufacturing costs. Nintendo has had no problem putting out weak(er) consoles and Switch only proved they can succeed with it.Considering we don't know what's going on you truly don't know squat diddly. Since Switch hit the tech sweet spot (2 year old mobile tech) it would be truly silly if they used 5 year old tech and it is truly preposterous of you to propose it.
Truly.
Oof. Another year on a Tegra X1 and no real new games...speaking of which...why the hell are Breath of the Wild and Mario Odyssey still $60? They have been out for years. It feels like Nintendo never drops prices of older games.
It's been corroborated by the guy who correctly predicted that his Starfield on playstation prediction was wrong.I mean, I've been saying early 2025 for ages anyway but
"twitter.com/phluttilippe"
Literally fucking who?
The only way this work if the handheld ran PS4/PS5 games natively. If the ask is for devs to downconvert existing games through patching, it’s Joever.It's an additional device that plays the same games as the PS5, just like the upcoming Pro. if the games could scale down well enough. (Which i doubt)
There's nothing nonsensial about that. That's probably what Sony is looking at
2025...8nm...
3DS/PS4 = March 2011/November 2013
Switch 2/PS6 = March 2025/November 2027
Yup, sounds about right.
Till now it is already set in stone & if they plan launch next march they need to start pumping out consoles from end of October to met demand.
Their main target audience are children and families, so they won't care as long as there are games like Mario Kart, Animal Crossing, etc.It's a problem imo. This thing is nearly going to be 2 generations behind.
Don't expect any better 3rd party AAA support than Switch OG had...
It's a combination of them being afraid of breaking the succession curse (they haven't had a successful console succession in over a decade) and them not being pressured to launch as long as hardware sales are still strong in Japan and Sony/Xbox are not blowing them out of the water.Nintendo acting as if they don't create cartoon games...and ports of cartoon games. What possibly could be the hold up?
You made a nonsensical generalized statement backed by wishful thinking and I replied with a hyperbolic and sarcastic remark to bring you down to earth. That's all it was. Look at what the new head of SIE is saying in recent threads. He is unhappy with Playstation's return on investment. He's not about to approve a second piece of hardware, with all the costs that would entail. Actually a third piece, including PSVR2.
It's a combination of them being afraid of breaking the succession curse (they haven't had a successful console succession in over a decade) and them not being pressured to launch as long as hardware sales are still strong in Japan and Sony/Xbox are not blowing them out of the water.
I have no idea how they expect to keep up hardware sales by June/July with just Gamecube ports and filler games like Princess Peach
2025...8nm...
Where is this magical piece of hardware that plays PS5 games in a portable form factor while also selling at a profit for under $500?Totoki is looking for growth opportunities. A handheld that plays the exact same games as a console without a ton of expense for development costs IS return on investment. The hardware sells for a profit or near profit and you sell more software. It's a no-brainer in today's scalable high cost environment.
Where is this magical piece of hardware that plays PS5 games in a portable form factor while also selling at a profit for under $500?
If it's so easy to create, why did Sony bother releasing the Portal?
You're talking out of your ass.
Here's the part you don't understand: of course a device that converges a handheld and console is an attractive proposition, this was proven by the Switch almost instantly, close to seven years ago.Write yourself a break down on why the PSP was successful, why the Vita was not successful, and why the Switch has been successful and it becomes pretty clear that Sony would be wise to venture into that area.
Haven't Nintendo increased their Hardware forecast for the year whilst Sony has reduced theirs a few weeks later?So PS5 will basically be alone during the entire year in a time Switch is decreasing a lot YOY and xbox is not even a competition.
During this same year PS5 will start to get Xbox games and PS5 Pro will be released to no competition later this year…right before next year when GTAVI is released (let’s face it, almost as a PS5 exclusive) and right before the fiscal year that PS studios will start firing in all cylinders (2025).
Sounds like the perfect storm for Sony honestly.
Bad for me because I actually wanted a Nintendo console and the first one since Gamecube
2025...8nm...
Likely launch slate + choosing right time to launch.Question is what purpose does a delay serve? Is it so more software and services are ready for launch? Is it so the hardware can be manufactured on a smaller node? Is there some shortage of components that justifies a delay?