1AM.Can someone convert all these times to GMT, I am getting confused.
If it's a freeform display it may not even be a standard resolution so saying it's whatever p might be pointless.
How many halos would it take for you to get some NX info?1AM.
Exactly.
If it's a freeform display it may not even be a standard resolution so saying it's whatever p might be pointless.
Edit: dang you graphics horse
I definitely understand the reasons they dialed back the screen, but I also think it's one of the things that shows its age the most for the Wii U. Largely due to art-style 720p doesn't look too bad for most games on a big screen, but 480p, even with the caveat that it's streaming, and the input lag is low, etc, still looks pretty bad; especially in a world where many of us are looking at screens with hugely higher resolutions and pixel density throughout the day (albeit, not always for gaming purposes).
I really don't think it would be wise for Nintendo to do that again unless the screen is really nice for a say, 540p screen.
Oh I get it, but as you said... they don't remotely operate like that.Yes. I was giving a negative example - I know nintendo would hardly do that. They're not that kind of company.
Precisely. The writing is on the wall. If they can unify their game as well as system divisions, they'd be at a net gain. The only reason nintendo would go x86 on the home end, Zen non-withstanding, is IFF the cost of Puma hw was so cheap that it outweighed the cost of supporting two different architectures at the OS level. The thing is, I cannot imagine AMD offering nintendo so much better prices on Puma APUs vs A57/A72 APUs.
Agreed...Every platform holder is ; ) Nintendo are just selling to a bit different demographics than sony/ms.
True, but this is the same company that when building a "Revolution" called it the Wii.You're right. It won't be the NX. They've never used a codename as a final name before and I think NX is a bit too much of a generic-sounding acronym for a product, for those not heavily into gaming as we are. I am really curious what it will be, though, and if there will be a shared naming convention across both systems.
I have this bizarre recollection that 3DS was the working codename for that hardware
9.999.999, i'll need them to protect myself from the ninjas cause they'll come for me after i spill the beans.How many halos would it take for you to get some NX info?
We'll get nothing aside from a lot of miitomo talk and "NX reveal at E3", you know it. At least you'll have your Porsche after all of this ¯\_(ツ_/¯This wait is making me mentally unstable. I just bought a $2M porsche with my career-long savings. What have I done?!RR3 true story
Wiki says you're right. It was that and CTR. Bizarre. I had no idea. I guess that's the exception that proves the rule....
True, but this is the same company that when building a "Revolution" called it the Wii.
I kind of expect something out there at this point. With Reggie pulling the ye ol'marketing spin on it.
I will be honest, I doubt we are getting a name come E3. If they talk about the system(s) at all.
DS was Nitro and DS.
GameCube is a great name with a great logo.
Amazing logo. But I don't think the generic words kind of name helped it nor the helped to dissociate it from the kidfy image Nintendo was becoming more maligned for--despite GCN offering some very critically acclaimed M-rated games.
I still like the idea of them just call it "The Nintendo," but if this is going to be a multi-console thing, that idea doesn't really play.
Wii ended up being a great name, though. Very consuner-friendly and people immediately knew what you were talking about, whereas Revolution could have many other contextual meanings. Regardless, I'm surprised you don't expect a name at E3. Does that mean you don't expect any NX system to release this year?
I'd say Nintendo's worst system names were Wii U, GameCube and 3DS. All did not go through enough testing I think. Especially the first two.
Oh. Then I suppose there's not much of a rule at all. My mistake, then. Thanks for the info. (Even still, I don't think NX will be the name.)
There's some cute ones in the treehouse I'd marry.Ok, gaf, I've come to the slow realization that desperate times need desperate measures.
We need a single gaffer to marry a nintendo employee. Sort of Mitnick-style.
Amazing logo. But I don't think the generic words kind of name helped it nor the helped to dissociate it from the kidfy image Nintendo was becoming more maligned for--despite GCN offering some very critically acclaimed M-rated games.
Makes sense, but would be a horrible idea. Imagine the influx of images of Mario on a crucifix.Hearing the name of the system is perhaps the thing I'm most excited about. Well, maybe not the most but it's up there. And of course, there's no way we'll hear it tomorrow.
Also, I highly doubt it will be NX. Unless maybe it's pronounced "N-X" as in "Nintendo cross," as in cross-platform gaming. Though it scathes me to pronounce an X as "cross," I think there's a certain amount of cleverness to it.
NX is a fedora confirmed
Maybe we'll get the real names of the consoles
You're right. It won't be the NX. They've never used a codename as a final name before and I think NX is a bit too much of a generic-sounding acronym for a product, for those not heavily into gaming as we are. I am really curious what it will be, though, and if there will be a shared naming convention across both systems.
I actually don't know what CTR was supposed to stand for.
I always read it as Crash Team Racing.
Amazing logo. But I don't think the generic words kind of name helped it nor the helped to dissociate it from the kidfy image Nintendo was becoming more maligned for--despite GCN offering some very critically acclaimed M-rated games.
lol no
You seem intent on managing everybody's expectations lol.
You seem intent on managing everybody's expectations lol.
The US version will be soldered together so will omit the second N and just be the Ni-tendo, which conveniently matches the pronunciation of the entire population of the central US
Yes because I've seen the burnout happen too many times from irrational overhype.^^
Yes because I've seen the burnout happen too many times from irrational overhype.^^
Managing your expectations would be the proper move for a financial call.
Yes because I've seen the burnout happen too many times from irrational overhype.^^
Introsucing The Nintendo OOCCOO and Nintendo OOCCOO jr.
I honestly don't expect the NX to be on shelves by the end of this year, it is more likely to be on shelves by the end of the fiscal year (about March 2017) or hit for that November sweet spot that Nintendo loves so much for 2017. I can't say that I expect a public showing of the system, not so soon... and the least I expect is specs. The last thing that Nintendo wants is to be dragged into a spec race/comparison, despite the fact that it WILL happen wether or not Nintendo wants such, so I expect that to be under lock and key.Regardless, I'm surprised you don't expect a name at E3. Does that mean you don't expect any NX system to release this year?
The handheld is the Nin
The console is the Tendo
The US version will be soldered together so will omit the second N and just be the Ni-tendo, which conveniently matches the pronunciation of the entire population of the central US
I don't think Nintendo can go another year without a new console. The Wii U maybe but the 3DS is pretty long in the tooth.
But what about the handheld?What if they just call it, The Nintendo 7, since it's there 7th console.
Most of those titles are either late localizations, lower-budget games, or third party games.3DS has a lineup of major titles announced for pretty much the entire year and into next year potentially. I mean NX Handheld could be backward compatible but seems like some of those titles would have been better for NX directly than end of gen handheld
But what about the handheld?
It'll be seen as catering too much to boys and excluding girls.