So what the article says is that Nintendo will still launch both a handheld and a home console that will be independant from each other but that will share the architecture of their hardware (that doesn't mean that they will have the same specs) and OS to allow devs that work on both devices to develop or port their games to one platform or the other with ease.
That will greatly help indie developers with their eShop games and also Nintendo which I hope uses that extra time to bring new games not more entries if the same games (for example the Mario Kart team to make a Mario Kart game and then a Diddie Kong game or another arcade, racing, game instead of 2 Mario Kart games).
I agree with that, but I don't think that there are many doubts of Nintendo going with AMD again.
Please excuse my bad English.
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