Captain_Yuri said:
Well, I am not saying it will be a console that is as powerful as a ps5/x2 or anything. I am just saying that why all these fusion ideas are horrible because they are and I gave plenty of reasons why. If Nintendo goes with these "hybrids" or "same games on both with similar specs" route. It will be their demise because it won't go after the wii audience nor will it go after the ps4/x1 audience or even the Nintendo console audience. It will just mainly go after the Nintendo handheld audience And yes, I agree Nintendo doesn't care and thats exactly they are in this position to begin with and thats exactly why if they go with majority of the fusion ideas, they will exit the console market in the generation after. And thats why my Fusion OS with different hardware and different games is the best idea. It will decrease development time and increase games output while catering to both handheld and console market as well as the third party market. It wont give out games as fast as a single "platform" but it will still output games faster than they are currently And finally. I do enjoy their games and thats why I am so vocal about it because if they go with most of these ideas... It will be their demise and the last thing I want to see is them going out of the console or handheld market. I have a pretty great gaming PC with 970s and I can play most games on max yet I don't think none of the Nintendo games look bad. I have defended Nintendo game's visuals many times but the thing is, having a console with a lot of power will gamers a new experience because of the visual enhancements because otherwize... We will just get the wiiU experience in terms of graphics once again and I don't want that. I want even higher graphics than the wiiU with bigger worlds and more fap worthy Nintendo art style instead of essentially the samething as the wiiU. But yea, lets agree to disagree |
Maybe Nintendo is preparing for life after dedicated hardware. They certainly are making several moves now to broaden the company past just dedicated hardware.
I think it's a fair question too as to how much longer dedicated hardware has even for the likes of Sony and MS ... I'm sure there will be a Playstation 5. But Playstation 6? I've always felt ... who knows. By then higher speed mobile might be more common in the US (it already is in Europe and Japan), game streaming services that are just now taking their baby steps may very mature into the future of the business.
NX may simply be Nintendo saying to Miyamoto and co. "look, we'll give you one shot to try and create some type of new Wii or Pokemon style phenoms that reinvigorate the market, if not, we're already taking steps so that the company can survive and prosper no matter what".
If it's not as powerful as a PS5/XB2 then what the hell is the point of sweating so much over competing with Sony/MS? Such a console will not sell to the Sony/MS audience any more than the Wii U impressed PS3/360 owners, why would they buy a less powerful Nintendo console when they could have a PS5/XB2?
To compete with Sony/MS realistically Nintendo not only needs an equal (or ideally better) console hardware wise, they need to also completely change their image. They need to market during things like the NBA Finals, NFL games, and TV shows aimed at adults. They need to play down their family IP. They need to spend millions of dollars in new Western studios that can make exclusive games to match Uncharted and God of War and Halo aimed at the older auidence. And they need to be willing to take losses on hardware ... even if they're successful, that will then trigger MS to get desperate and start price cutting, which you then have to match. I don't think people realize "competing head on" with Sony/MS is not as simple as they think it is.
If you're going to compete with Sony/MS bringing a knife to a gun fight isn't going to do you much good. You need to either bring it all the way or check the f*ck out, cause that competetion is not for the faint of heart.







