Ljink96 said:
kitler53 said:
@2 - i personally think it would be impossible for nintendo to develop a system that isn't at least as powerful as the original xbox one. i mean,.. really old parts start to get more expensive not less. the only problem with that is launching in 2017 MSony will be moving away from that standard in 1 year for scorpio and (imo) in 3 years for the next playstation. that's not a very long shelf life.
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But, Scorpio as far as we know, is supposed to support all Xbox One consoles so it's not really an entirely new console. While PS Neo is being touted as a premium PS4 with added VR support, etc. Not a new console. So the games, more or less, will remain the same. In retrospect, the Neo won't be the PS5 and the Scorpio isn't the Xbox Two for very different reasons but it doesn't effect how NX might recieve ports from either console/company.
Something tells me NX is going to do something that ensures its own shelf life without having to face a failure and quickly band together to make a new console. Something tells me that NX isn't your ordinary console.
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first off -- wrong wrong wrong. all vr we've seen so far is on the standard ps4. no one has seen any vr on the neo yet. the standard ps4 can do vr just fine. it's is the scorpio that is being touted as adding VR support. ..and speaking of scorpio we don't really know what ms is doing with that since they've released contradictory statements.
secondly, the roadmap i've seen for playstation has neo released this year as the "premium model" while support must include the regular old ps4 as the "base model". in 3 years (after the regular old ps4 has been on the market for 6 years or an entire generation) the neo is demoted to the "base model" and trinity is introduced as the new "premium model". a new half gen every 3 years.
i mean,. nintendo could do this schedule as well but it seems entirely unnintendo to follow that.