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darkcreap said:

Hello everyone!!

I am really interested in this issue, so I have just logged in to share my point of view. I share some of the viewpoints already stated. Of course, predicting what Nintendo will do is just insane, because they are so innovative that, when you think you can predict what they will do, they give you a big surprise.
So, my hypotheses is:

1) There will be two platforms, one handheld, one home console, but they will work closely together.
2) Both platforms might share some games, but they will have their exclusives. Reason: Nintendo wants you to buy either one, both or the two. More money for them.
3) The home console will likely work as a common console in the sense that the controller will be differentiating but not mandatory as in the WiiU. If you are a classic user, you will be able to buy a console with a gamepad pro or some similar controller.
4) Yet, the new home console will be compatible with the WiiU gamepad and use it as a controller.
5) The new console will use the handheld as a controller if you have one. It will provide similar functions as the WiiU gamepad: touch screen, movement sensors, button layout, etc. If you do not have the handheld, well, you can use your old WiiU gamepad or use a pro controller.
6) It will not be like the PS Vita TV. A handheld that produces console-like graphics is either underpowered for TV or overpowered to be cheap as a handheld. Nintendo will not do this since they go for affordable devices.
7) They will not cancel out each other. That is, they will not have exactly the same catalogs. There are some games that work better on handhelds than on home consoles. Furthermore, Nintendo wants to sell as much hardware as they want. There is also another advantage: since they are independent platforms, you can take the handheld and continue playing the home console. If you come back home, you attach your handheld to the console and use it as a WiiU gamepad.
8) You will not need to buy both. That would be too expensive and some people are likely to not want both the handheld and the home console. Ones might only want Nintendo's handheld. Others might only want the home console.

Of course, it is only a hypotheses, feel free to criticise it. Thanks for reading, I understand this is a wall of text.

Those have been my same thoughts since the first rumors of Fusion appeared and then when Nintendo said that both consoles would be like brothers .

 

Jizz_Beard_thePirate said:

So you have that but the place where Fusion truly works is magic is when you buy both platforms for you see, when you buy both the handheld and the home console, you can fuse them together and it will transform into this robotic sex toy powered by QoL! It will not only increase your quality of life by having sex with you in a daily biases but it will teach you new tricks that you have never seen before due to the power of the cloud! So, as you can see, Fusion will truly be the ultimate gaming and sex platform when it gets released! And don't even get me started about those holographic fatal frame nude dlcs!

Hold a sec, you may be unto something here. After all, their first QoL device will track our sleep paterns... to tell the robotic sex toy when it can turn itself on and rape us!

OMG, we're doomed!



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