Turkish said:
The point flew over your head. Sony puts great hw in their consoles unlike Nintendo. Wii U may be slightly better than PS360, consoles from 7-8 years ago. PS4 only costs 100 euro more but is ~5x more powerful. Why is the Wii U not comparable to the other next gen systems? Why not 8GB ram, more powerful cpu and gpu like the others? Why does the 3DS Xl screen suck so much? Why are there huge ass blocky pixels on the screen? Why do they have a ugly yellow tint? Why no multitasking? From a hardware standpoint Vita is a superior handheld, no one can deny that fact. In terms of hardware: PS4>Wii U Vita>3DS XL I duno why you're trying to deny this fact. |
This is because Nintendo tries to win the market by putting things other than the latest graphics into their systems usually in a manner to somehow enhance gameplay. Nintendo also likes to go for a lesser price and try to win people over by playing to the novel aspects of their hardware with software that shows it off. Also, I am not denying the fact that the hardware inside the PS4 and Xbox One compared to Wii U or the one inside Vita compared to 3DS is weaker (because it quite clearly is not), but I am saying that Nintendo's hardware has some key unique points that the others have and they are cheaper and reliable which is why I think Nintendo's hardware still has a lot of potential in the market.
On a sidenote, everyone has complained about the quality of the 3DS XL screen and that is because Nintendo built the XL later due to demand for a portable console with a larger screen but they also did not want to fragment their current base so they had to use the 3DS hardware within it (which would have pissed a lot of developers and buyers off) hence they could not have put a higher-resolution screen in it. The screen on the original 3DS is fine, it has a pixel density of about 230 PPI so you do not really see a lot blockiness and it is also 3D. Also the price of the 3DS XL and 3DS justify the lesser hardware put into them (I guess what I am saying is "you get what you pay for"). There are phones priced above PS Vita that do a lot more, have more power, and a better screen. but that does not mean Sony should abandon what they are doing and make something way mor expensive just for the specs (and ignore a big part of their audience in the process).
