johnsobas said: it will be more powerful then the PS3 obviously, there will at least be a gap like the ps2 to the wii. That was a 5 year gen for Nintendo, this one will be longer. Nintendo is probably gonna look into a $300 launch price, even at $250 they can make a system more powerful then PS3 for a profit in 2012. The PS3 isn't some kind of god guys, technology gets cheaper quite quickly, and after 6-7 years no matter how advanced it once was it will be outdated. |
My main question is whether Nintendo will go for basic technology or whether it will try to fully compete technologically with the new generation Xbox and Playstations.
I am not sure that Nintendo needs to go all out and compete fully with the next-gens graphics. Games of this generation are already ridiculously expensive to create. I am not sure how many developers will be able to afford to use the full graphics capabilities/3D capabilities of the next-gen systems.
However, Nintendo still needs to be powerful enough so that it can handle some of the better multi-platform games. The HD dividing line between Wii and Playstation/360 was too strong in this generation. Nintendo has to do a better job of keeping with the Jones in terms of graphics, while also maintaining innovation, retaining their casual audience, and allowing accesibility to lower-budget game designers.
As someone mentioned above, Nintendo learns from their mistakes-- and they definitely know that not giving the Wii HD graphics capabilities was a big mistake.
Most anticipated games of 2011:
Uncharted 3,Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword, Rocksmith
Modern Warfare 3, Super Mario 3D