zorg1000 said:
PS4/XB1 struggle to do 1080p because the majority of big games made for them are trying to push hyper-realistic, top of the line visuals, that's not really the type of games Nintendo emphasizes on. I don't really know what u mean by handheld experience or console experience, most Nintendo games are equally suited for both. Mario Kart 7 & Mario Kart 8? Super Smash 3D & Super Smash U? Mario 3D Land & Mario 3D World? DKC Returns 3D & Tropical Freeze? Paper Mario, Animal Crossing, etc. all function the same on either form factor. A single unified ecosystem where u can get 20+ Nintendo games per year sounds a whole lot better than buying two seperate devices that each get 10 or so Nintendo games per year. |
Yea cause so many Nintendo games on the wiiU does 1080p right?
Well obviously I mean a) Graphically and b) Some Gameplay... A) Should be self explanitory B) Games like Smash Bros, Mario Kart and etc all have local play as well as better online and exclusive features such as soundtrack which require you to have better hardware and more space... A $200 hardware will not be capable of doing those things and they will cost Nintendo extra money
The two devices give me seperate experiences... MK8 has local multiplayer as well as a significantly better visual boost and similar things goes for other games like SSB which has 8 players locally, over 400 music tracks, masterpiece collection and a bunch of other things not present on the 3ds version... Rendering a game at 1080p will not give it that much of a visual boost compared to the wiiU vs 3ds... And at $200, it certainly won't even be able to play games at 1080p... Not to mention that the handheld obviously can't play Blurays or DVDs so there will be a large space restriction since it will most likely be Flash memory once again and that restriction will also be on the console since its the same games on both hence why the console will not give me any reason to buy it at all
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