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Graphics Horse said:The DSi XL fans don't seem to mind.
I would...
Graphics Horse said:The DSi XL fans don't seem to mind.
I think this would be a very bad decision on Nintendo's part. First of all, it would make the device much more expensive. Second, it would allow everyone to justifiably claim that Nintendo's latest console is based on a "gimmick" that's just a poor man's iPad.methodman said:Would be crazy if they had apps on this thing (kindle, Facebook, nook, pandora) so in essence when you buy the console you also get a full fledged wifi "HD" tablet while also being able to stream directly from your console whenever you're close by.
Pretty brilliant on both your and Nintendo's part, if true.plex said:Thanks for the feedback so far!
The idea is to have the tablet as some kind of a second display for the Café, not as a device on its own. It'd only need a very low-end CPU and some internal memory, as all the processing would be done by the actual console. 6" touchscreens aren't that expensive either, so I can absolutely see Nintendo bundling one with the Café.
And think of the advantages: No need to power up the console to check your messages, accept friends or browse the eShop. It would really encourage people to explore all the features of the console.
The_Darkest_Red said:I think this would be a very bad decision on Nintendo's part. First of all, it would make the device much more expensive. Second, it would allow everyone to justifiably claim that Nintendo's latest console is based on a "gimmick" that's just a poor man's iPad.
Yep, and I can even remember Iwata mentioning exactly that.GregLombardi said:Pretty brilliant on both your and Nintendo's part, if true.
The power button on consoles has certainly become a barrier to entry.
I can see that. If it came with a regular controller as well as the tablet thing, it could really take off. "use the tablet to move the entire HUD off your screen, check your messages without ever pausing your game, change your music (please nintendo allow custom soundtracks already) without pausing your game... Shit, you can check your messages/ friends lists without ever turning your tv on"The_Darkest_Red said:I think this would be a very bad decision on Nintendo's part. First of all, it would make the device much more expensive. Second, it would allow everyone to justifiably claim that Nintendo's latest console is based on a "gimmick" that's just a poor man's iPad.
Holy Order Sol said:Yet you argue people should "go play some damn games" and just wait instead of making them.
I do agree that the split controller is a much better design as it allows for more options and is comfortable as hell, but I don't think this would be bad to hold either. Remember when the wavebird came out and had all of that extra filled in space between the grips, yet was still pleasing to grip? I think it would be the same thing here...so long as the weight from the screen didn't through off the balance.StevieP said:Holding that thing would be absolutely awful. In fact, holding any controller with a 6" screen would suck. Not to mention the split controller design is *the* way to go for all future controllers, across all consoles. So much better.
methodman said:I wanna see fzero and pikmin for this thing. Even if it's just above a 360 power wise, 1080p is all I really want for my nintendo games. I'm salivating at fzero 64 racers at 1080p. Ahhhh
Assuming there is no touchscreen and AR games, do you think Nintendo will go with a better version of the Wii-mote or a more standard controller? Or do you think they'll try something new?DECK'ARD said:You don't help sales of the 3DS by copying one of its unique features on your new console.
Nintendo will be differentiating themselves not only from competitors but also keeping the 2 spaces unique. There has to be a reason to buy a 3DS and a reason to buy a Wii 2. And the experiences will be totally different.
All the AR and touchscreen talk is missing that point, and why the rumours so far don't add up.
Yep, that's what we've been blabbing about for the past few days.methodman said:I can see that. If it came with a regular controller as well as the tablet thing, it could really take off. "use the tablet to move the entire HUD off your screen, check your messages without ever pausing your game, change your music (please nintendo allow custom soundtracks already) without pausing your game... Shit, you can check your messages/ friends lists without ever turning your tv on"
Would be ingenious. IMO.
Fixed?Gamer98 said:I still believe that. The mock-ups are hilariously horrendous so its easy to come in here andget a good laughannoy everyone while adding nothing to the conversation.
The_Darkest_Red said:Fixed?
I'd say so.The_Darkest_Red said:Fixed?
anonymousAversa said:There's nothing on 360 that can do that. Hell PS3 hasn't done that yet. Gt5 is only 1280x1080 (not 1920x1080) and it has 16 cars, not 64.
Isn't Wipeout HD 1080p @ 60fps? Or do you mean the 64 vehicles part?anonymousAversa said:There's nothing on 360 that can do that. Hell PS3 hasn't done that yet. Gt5 is only 1280x1080 (not 1920x1080) and it has 16 cars, not 64.
Yeah, I really like this idea too. I'm not sure if it is possible, but couldn't you use the handheld as a way to play N6Ware games while someone else is playing a main game? The games would have to be restricted to Wii-level graphics (or other left-over processors), but for a 6" handheld, that's not that bad...plex said:Thanks for the feedback so far!
The idea is to have the tablet as some kind of a second display for the Café, not as a device on its own. It'd only need a very low-end CPU and some internal memory, as all the processing would be done by the actual console. 6" touchscreens aren't that expensive either, so I can absolutely see Nintendo bundling one with the Café.
And think of the advantages: No need to power up the console to check your messages, accept friends or browse the eShop. It would really encourage people to explore all the features of the console.
The_Darkest_Red said:Assuming there is no touchscreen and AR games, do you think Nintendo will go with a better version of the Wii-mote or a more standard controller? Or do you think they'll try something new?
anonymousAversa said:There's nothing on 360 that can do that. Hell PS3 hasn't done that yet. Gt5 is only 1280x1080 (not 1920x1080) and it has 16 cars, not 64.
plex said:Thanks for the feedback so far!
The idea is to have the tablet as some kind of a second display for the Café, not as a device on its own. It'd only need a very low-end CPU and some internal memory, as all the processing would be done by the actual console. 6" touchscreens aren't that expensive either, so I can absolutely see Nintendo bundling one with the Café.
And think of the advantages: No need to power up the console to check your messages, accept friends or browse the eShop. It would really encourage people to explore all the features of the console.
Machado said:no shovelware please...
I'll settle for less shovelware
Machado said:no shovelware please...
I'll settle for less shovelware
Ah, that was terribly worded, I always seem to type too fast/unclearly when I'm using my iPhone.Lupin the Wolf said:I got the impression he meant "F-Zero 64-style racers," as in racing games akin to F-Zero 64 (which was actually F-Zero X). However, he did say, "I'm salivating at fzero 64 racers at 1080p.," so maybe he did mean 64 cars at once, which does sound mighty tasty! Anyway, I'm probably wrong, but there ya go.
As I posted earlier for a basic facebook/internet level tablet you could potentially get to under $50 to manufacture. So for $300 you would get a superWii console and a poor mans ipad, plus for another $150-$200 you could get the rest of your family a poor mans ipad as well, all of which would link up to your local console/TV hub.The_Darkest_Red said:I think this would be a very bad decision on Nintendo's part. First of all, it would make the device much more expensive. Second, it would allow everyone to justifiably claim that Nintendo's latest console is based on a "gimmick" that's just a poor man's iPad.
More a case of selective memory.StevieP said:Market leader gets the most shovelware. Or do we have short enough memories to forget the PS2 already?
From the site that is encouraging Nintendo to... uhh... displace? I've seen them too. I guess their source is only as unfounded as the rest xDPyrokai said:I found some more interesting rumors, but I think it's a banned site, but I don't know. Is there a list of banned sites from NeoGAF?
boris feinbrand said:More a case of selective memory.
I just feel like it would be wise for Nintendo to avoid presenting the device as a "tablet." They would be setting consumers up for disappointment when they found out they couldn't even store their music on it or something. I think it should be marketed as more of an auxiliary device for the Wii 2, either as a special kind of controller or an alternate way to output useful information from the system.poppabk said:As I posted earlier for a basic facebook/internet level tablet you could potentially get to under $50 to manufacture. So for $300 you would get a superWii console and a poor mans ipad, plus for another $150-$200 you could get the rest of your family a poor mans ipad as well, all of which would link up to your local console/TV hub.
Not going to happen but: one potential avenue for keeping the cost to the consumer down would be to create a Wii2 tablet android app.
djtiesto said:It's totally unrealistic to think it will happen, but a HD DQX being put on this system (or a Wii DQX release which can take advantage of Cafe capabilities) would be a dream.
Woffls said:From the site that is encouraging Nintendo to... uhh... displace? I've seen them too. I guess their source is only as unfounded as the rest xD
FunkyPajamas said:Isn't Wipeout HD 1080p @ 60fps? Or do you mean the 64 vehicles part?
Pyrokai said:Maybe? I think. Opposite of Stay Sony. Anyway, if we're thinking of the same site, they have some new rumors posted. And I still have no idea if they're a banned site or not, so don't lash out at me! :\
Edit: Uhhh.....the rumors I was referring to are the ones posted above me anyway . Actually, only about half of those were posted on the site I'm referring to, so there's even more stuff there. Everything sounds so...crazy....as usual
Machado said:WAT?
Kansasdude2009 said:Rumor Nuggets -- More stuff from a source that broke the GTA V rumors -- This is really starting to look more and more unrealistic.
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Read more: http://gameolosophy.com/consoles/wii/more-project-cafe-rumors/#ixzz1K0FgUSxM
Kansasdude2009 said:Rumor Nuggets -- More stuff from a source that broke the GTA V rumors -- This is really starting to look more and more unrealistic.
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Read more: http://gameolosophy.com/consoles/wii/more-project-cafe-rumors/#ixzz1K0FgUSxM
of all of those rumors, Retro Studios' is the most realistic, imo.AzureJericho said:*Waits for this all to be confirmed or denied*
But sweet baby Jesus, let the Retro Studios thing be true.
AzureJericho said:*Waits for this all to be confirmed or denied*
But sweet baby Jesus, let the Retro Studios thing be true.
I'm going to take a wild guess and say they have absolutely no sources/connections and they pulled all those "rumors" out of their ass to get hits.Kansasdude2009 said:Rumor Nuggets -- More stuff from a source that broke the GTA V rumors -- This is really starting to look more and more unrealistic.
-- Square Enix, Capcom, Sega, Konami, Activision, Rockstar/Take Two, Electronic Arts, Namco and Ubisoft all have development kits.
-- They each have at least one game in development for the Wii 2.
-- Expect games to be coming to this system that you would never expect on a Nintendo console.
-- Nintendo is kissing third party ****s with this console.
-- The new Nintendo controller sounds more ridiculous on paper. When you actually see the thing, it makes a lot more sense from a design standard.
-- Expect Nintendo to roll out the red carpet for third parties so their games dont get overshadowed. Nintendo has been preaching to third parties that third parties wont get screwed this time around, so if youre expecting a ton of amazing first party games at launch well think again. Nintendo wants a launch that creates confidence in third parties again so expect very few first party games at launch similar to the 3DS.
-- Star Fox is coming. I cant say when. Very good chance that it WONT be at E3. I am hearing Star Fox is coming for the new Nintendo system, but it is very early in development.
-- Nintendo solved every storage issue a third party could possibly have with the new console. I dont know if its a harddrive or a different, cheaper way to store data.
-- Nintendo revamping their WiiWare and virtual console services. I dont think it will be called WiiWare anymore.
-- Almost positive that well be seeing Pikmin in some shape or form.
-- A first person shooter that people love will be ported to the 3DS. I cant say what game, but its popular among FPS gamers.
-- Expect a crapload of 3DS love at this E3. The show will be wayyy more 3DS than Wii 2 (Project Cafe). 3DS stuff will be at least 60 percent of the E3 pre-show.
-- Dont listen to anyone who says new Nintendo console will launch by end of 2011. They are idiots. This holiday season is all about the 3DS and Nintendos E3 show will focus on that.
-- Dont expect many games to be shown at E3 for new Nintendo console, but expect all of the key features to be revealed.
-- Nintendo is thinking about launching Zelda: Skyward Sword around the same time as Wii 2 since Wii 2 is backwards compatible with Wii 1 games. They want to follow the same strategy when they launched Pokemon Black/White when 3DS was coming out.
-- I am 90 percent sure you will not see a Zelda: Skyward Sword port to the Wii 2. It will remain a Wii 1 game.
-- Nintendo approached Hideo Kojima about the new Nintendo console. Nintendo and Hideo Kojima have a good relationship with each other.
-- A Resident Evil game is in development for the new Nintendo system. I dont know if Capcom is developing an RE spinoff or something part of the main Resident Evil series.
-- Retrostudios started working on a Wii 2 game. It is NOT Metroid. Retro is done with Metroid.
Read more: http://gameolosophy.com/consoles/wii/more-project-cafe-rumors/#ixzz1K0FgUSxM
Well uhhh, wouldn't expect it to if it's not Wii games.Gameolosophy said:Nintendo revamping their WiiWare and virtual console services. I dont think it will be called WiiWare anymore.
Or Zelda Oracles when GBA was coming out.Nintendo is thinking about launching Zelda: Skyward Sword around the same time as Wii 2 since Wii 2 is backwards compatible with Wii 1 games. They want to follow the same strategy when they launched Pokemon Black/White when 3DS was coming out.
DECK'ARD said:All of that is just speculation that anyone could come up with.
Too good to be true.Kansasdude2009 said: