LGF on 28 September 2014
| Captain_Tom said: I think the fusion idea is a good one for the simple reason the Nintendo doesn't have enough games to split between two consoles as long as they have relatively bad 3rd party support. If they focused on one system they could easily pump out 4+ big exclusives a year. The only problem I have with the hybrid idea is that I doubt they can make a console as strong as current gen while also being portable (For a reasonable price of course). Perhaps in about 2 years the tech will be their but they would still be over a generation behind the PS5 in performance. Then again, maybe that will be enough for them... |
I agree the fusion is the best way to go in the next gen. It's not only Nintendo who can split between the two of them. 3rd parties may also be interested, even those who have lost their faith in Wii U.
Regarding your concern, I think the portable one would just need to be a little bit better than the Vita, while the home version could be a slightly behind the PS5. I mean, Nintendo will always be behind of the state of the art, since it's targeting kids. The difference between the home and portable versions of the games would be just in resolution, textures, effects and some features (see for instance Forza Horizon 2 X360 vs Xone).
