bdbdbd on 12 January 2015
| jonathanalis said: i dont think that will be an hybrid handheld/home console. they will keep a home console and a handheld, but with same OS for easy porting. arround 50% of the games will be shared, but each console will have their own exclusives.(the big hits will be exclusives: pokemon on handheld, 3d zelda on home console), all VC and indies will be shared. powerwise, i wouldnt believe in something much more powerfull than ps4. 250 to 300$ at launch.(ps4 will last for at least more 10 years, developers will port for it even when ps5 is in, nintendo home console would benefit from it, if power was a issue for porting) handheld somewhere between vita and wii U power, 150 to 200$. date?2017 |
Just to point you out that Iwata talked about programming directly to hardware, meaning hardware compatibility and not OS, and unified development, that specifically means no porting.
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