| pokoko said: Mm. That's fine but does Nintendo have the technical expertise to pull that off in a positive way? For example, what if their combined OS ends up being okay for handhelds but well behind what Sony or Microsoft does with their home consoles? What if this combined approach just ends up holding back the potential of the "New Wii U/S-type" (my guess for the name of the next Nintendo console) from both a hardware and software perspective? I'm not convinced they can do it. |
They don't need an OS better or equal to MS/S. They need a functional OS. They need something that really shines and with enough potential to sell it.
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