| TheSource said: This is what Nintendo has always done really save for Wii. NES was a super computer...by 1982 standards when it came out in 1985. SNES was a super computer...by 1989 standards when it came out in 1991. N64 was a super computer...by 1994 standards when it came out in 1996. GC was a super computer...by 1999 standards when it came out in 2001. Wii was a super computer...by 2000 standards when it came out in 2006. Wii U is a super computer...by say, 2009 standards when it comes out in 2012. Nintendo's model assumes profitable hw + mass consumer adoption + strong internal games = massive profit. Wii came at the most difficult time in Nintendo's history so they spent less on hw than usual |
Couldn't be further from the truth.
The Wii U kicks out out a Petaflop? Why make stuff up? The Wii U is equivalent to a supercomputer from '96 and so was the Wii.
BTW I think people are confusing TFlops with Gflops.
