I do like the Fusion idea, but if it was just going to be a standard console, I'd go with this:
- 6 Teraflop performance, 20nm GPU (AMD), 16GB RAM stackable memory
- New type of controller, not the central point of the console or expensive, but something a little new. Maybe a transforming or break-apart controller.
- No disc drive. Runs games from 3DS style cards (16, 32, and 64GB sizes). System is substantially smaller and quieter as a result.
- No licensing fees for third parties that make games for the first 9 months.
- Full virtual console with a full game library available from day 1.
- High speed Expansion Port/Link allows system to be upgraded in the future as easily.
- November 2016 launch. Should give Nintendo a full 2 years headstart, that would ensure a strong position against the PS5 no matter what.
