Nintendo holding off till 2015, is that even possible?

[Joelcool7]

nikosx said:

Galaki said:

IMO. Nintendo is just out of the loop from competing. They are now going for halfwaygen of MS/Sony.

Nintendo is at a great advantage in that, they can release a system that actuall do 1080P @ 60fps instead of the current half HD systems.

They won't be outdated neither since we aren't going anywhere beyond 1080P for a very very long while.

That means, even MS/Sony release their systems in 2015, they are still stuck with 1080P and cannot have the graphical advantage even they are 3 years late.

I think Nintendo won't go beyond 720P. 1080P@60fps would make the new Wii too expensive.

Miyamoto commented saying the next Nintendo console would be full HD. He never said 1080p but since both 360 and PS3 are doing it I doubt Nintendo would hold off. Also the price wouldn't be as high as you think, Nintendo has been spending like half a billion dollars in R&D every year since Wii launched. They are bound to have found a way to produce pretty next gen visuals at an offordable price.

I bet Nintendo could release a 1080p 60-fps console for 275.99$ the price Wii launched for in Canada. But don't forget Nintendo said they would provide an experiance not found on any current console and that it would make your jaw drop. So HD obviously isn't enough Nintendo must be up to something.

I was talking to the manager of my local EBGames and she said the managment at EBGames after she went to E3 last year. Is apparently pretty sure Nintendo is going to go for glasses free 3D on a regular TV. She said Nintendo experimented with it with Luigi's Mansion and that the technology is their.

Of course I don't think the manager of EBGames knows what she's talking about. But Nintendo will do something that revolutionary next gen. Also 3DS shows Nintendo may be willing to price future consoles alittle higher then they used too. But I'd still expect a lower price then the competition.

(Man I'm derailing my own thread lol) back on topic does anyone think Nintendo could hold out another 4-years?