Which still wouldn't end well, since you would still be required to have an internet connection to get games.Xbox problems was having to be online at least once every 24 hours, not being able to buy used games or share them. The NX would just need a connection to download a game once and then could be played offline.
No NFC are pretty small for now, still measured in KB I think? The chip needs to be pretty simple due to it solely being powered by radio waves, which I'm guessing means it can't transmit data at super fast speeds.
I did some of my own patent trawling a while back and found something about nfc & games, not sure I can find it again.
Hostile poster. Checked.And now this thread is just a big worshipping circle around Trev and his flaccid source.
God, the Nintendo fanbase really needs a CBOAT right about now, it's getting silly.
And now this thread is just a big worshipping circle around Trev and his flaccid source.
God, the Nintendo fanbase really needs a CBOAT right about now, it's getting silly.
Xbox problems was having to be online at least once every 24 hours, not being able to buy used games or share them. The NX would just need a connection to download a game once and then could be played offline.
It's 2016. Nintendo doesn't give a shit about your bandwidth caps or third world internet!!!Which still wouldn't end well, since you would still be required to have an internet connection to get games.
And now this thread is just a big worshipping circle around Trev and his flaccid source.
God, the Nintendo fanbase really needs a CBOAT right about now, it's getting silly.
Just did the research. Amiibo uses 8kb of data which is wactuslly the highest and most expensive, since the standard is 4kb or less. It costs around $2 for 4kb NFC tags but that's way too much data to write a game code and some executable instructions to attach the code to a NNID and download the game. It's blu Ray levels of cheap with less damage possibilities, easier and faster to manufacture, and no moving parts or proprietary cartridges.
You could see future special editions where game codes are in special addition amiibo's instead of a game case coming with it.
Just did the research. Amiibo uses 8kb of data which is wactuslly the highest and most expensive, since the standard is 4kb or less. It costs around $2 for 4kb NFC tags but that's way too much data to write a game code and some executable instructions to attach the code to a NNID and download the game. It's blu Ray levels of cheap with less damage possibilities, easier and faster to manufacture, and no moving parts or proprietary cartridges.
You could see future special editions where game codes are in special addition amiibo's instead of a game case coming with it.
But your solution would still require the NX devices to have an internet connection, which wouldn't end well for Nintendo (see the Xbox One before its launch).
A recent alleged “leak” on the NeoGAF message board has purported to basically run the entire Wii U and 3DS lineup for 2016, as well as estimated marketing budgets for the Wii U and 3DS. The source has claimed several games with wacky codenames – who’s down for “Cadillac” this summer? - that could be referring to just about anything. As near as we can figure, all of these rumors are largely bunk.
We’ve reached out to sources familiar with the matter, who indicated that the claimed source from “Nintendo of America Marketing” would actually be from a very small department, as most of the marketing legwork is handled by outside firms such as Golin-Harris. The source seems questionable given that Nintendo of America would have a small pool of targets for investigation, and the total marketing budget would never go down to their level. That’s information that stops at the Bill Trinen level, if not higher.
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We asked a source with knowledge of the matter for their thoughts on the post, and they didn’t mince words: ”With the increasing rumors and 'leaks' that appear every year in the leadup to the first major announcements of the year, fans and gamers should keep a discerning eye. Unfortunately, the recent rumor featuring a Nintendo 3DS hardware price cut six months in the future, and the release of PokemonPokémon Rainbow, are completely unfounded and should be taken with as much salt as possible.”
We had the PSP Go. It flopped....hard.The problem with Xbox One's perception was that it needed to have an active Internet connection during use to validate game licenses. This was seen as the draconian DRM scheme that it was.
We don't know how a hypothetical mainstream game console that can't accept physical media would be accepted because one hasn't existed yet. Even then, I can't imagine it wouldn't simply be a (cheaper) SKU option instead of the only available configuration.
I meant the executable being in the OS but the NFC tag would have to direct to it.They could definitely embed a download code into an NFC tag. So long as there is software on the other end to properly redeem it, it'd work just fine. You don't need/want an executable in the NFC data.
Of course, this being used for anything other than an oft-used gimmick would be suicidal.
That's the part that I worry will be torn apart by the fans. If it's just another SKU option that can be purchased for cheaper, then it wouldn't be as much of a problem. But even then, I'm not sure if the savings would be as much for the NX devices themselves compared to going with cartridges similar to those used by the 3DS.The problem with Xbox One's perception was that it needed to have an active Internet connection during use to validate game licenses. This was seen as the draconian DRM scheme that it was.
We don't know how a hypothetical mainstream game console that can't accept physical media would be accepted because one hasn't existed yet. Even then, I can't imagine it wouldn't simply be a (cheaper) SKU option instead of the only available configuration.
Nintendo World Report's calling Trevelyan9999 out
More here: https://www.nintendoworldreport.com/editorial/41982/leak-debunker-february-2016-edition
Nintendo World Report's calling Trevelyan9999 out
More here: https://www.nintendoworldreport.com/editorial/41982/leak-debunker-february-2016-edition
Nintendo World Report's calling Trevelyan9999 out
Unfortunately, the recent rumor featuring a Nintendo 3DS hardware price cut six months in the future, and the release of PokemonPokémon Rainbow, are completely unfounded and should be taken with as much salt as possible.
More here: https://www.nintendoworldreport.com/editorial/41982/leak-debunker-february-2016-edition
Well we will know in a few months who is right
But nothing he leaked is outlandish or something sooo big that NOA would freak out over being leaked
Well we will know in a few months who is right
But nothing he leaked is outlandish or something sooo big that NOA would freak out over being leaked
Dude grow upAnd now this thread is just a big worshipping circle around Trev and his flaccid source.
God, the Nintendo fanbase really needs a CBOAT right about now, it's getting silly.
I'll be honest, I'm a bit surprised by this if Tamaki is on the money.
Unprecedented partnership IIThis is?
I'll be honest, I'm a bit surprised by this if Tamaki is on the money.
If they're just meeting in March, that's barely enough time to get some ports ready by a November launch, I would think
If they're just meeting in March, that's barely enough time to get some ports ready by a November launch, I would think
If they're just meeting in March, that's barely enough time to get some ports ready by a November launch, I would think
The least talked about part would probably cause them to freak out the most. Giving 6 month notice for a price cut can hurt sales, not that 3ds is flying off the shelves but still...
I'll be honest, I'm a bit surprised by this if Tamaki is on the money.
If they're just meeting in March, that's barely enough time to get some ports ready by a November launch, I would think
If they're just meeting in March, that's barely enough time to get some ports ready by a November launch, I would think
If they're just meeting in March, that's barely enough time to get some ports ready by a November launch, I would think
If they need to discuss anything as far as "plans," it's co-marketing plans. There's no way a major Western third-party publisher jumps on NX without Nintendo actually giving their games the time of day like Sony and MS do.
Pretty much. I wouldn't read too much into this.
Can someone make a dramatic poster or teaser trailer?Unprecedented partnership II
Mass Effect Trilogy and Andromeda confirmed for NX!!!
If they're just meeting in March, that's barely enough time to get some ports ready by a November launch, I would think
Need for Speed Rivals NX gonna be good.Please don't be late ports.
Please don't be late ports.
Please don't be late ports.
So that isn't an outright denial
It's happening