atomicblue on 23 December 2014
| NobleTeam360 said: Who knows what standard tech will be like 5+ years from now. I'll guess though they'll finally be able to handle 1080p 60fps as a standard or maybe even 1440p. If 4k is inexpensive to the average consumer when PS5 and Xbox 2 release, then we could see 4k as a standard (one can dream  )VR could be standard if it's successful enough this gen, not sure we'll see Kinect next gen. I just hope Nintendo makes their next console powerful enough to get 3rd party support this time around. I'm sure a lot of Nintendo fans would like to only have to buy one console to play EA, Ubisoft, Activision, SE, Capcom, and on and on. I think RAM will be 32 GB max for next gen consoles, I see no reason for 128 GB of RAM. |
I can't speak for all Nintendo fans, but personally I don't miss the third-party multiplats. Generally I've bought Nintendo consoles for Nintendo-published games and the occasional interesting third-party game tailored to the console. Most of the third-party offerings are shooters or open-world games, which generally don't interest me.
The few that do, I can get on PC.
