teigaga said:
Cloudman said:
Based on their philosophy and how they have functioned up until now, I doubt that is going to happen. Ninten hasn't really been about being the most powerful console on the market, except maybe the SNES and GC, but I don't think they're going to switch to a standard powerful console. That just isn't really how Ninten works. And a 100 dollar subscription for people to pay a year until it is paid in full sounds too farfetch'd to happen. I'm just going to say no. |
The N64 was marketed as the worlds first 64bit gaming system and the "world's most powerful game machine".... There are more Nintendo home consoles with emphasis on graphics (SNES, N64, Gamecube), then there are which aren't (Wii, Wii U). I'd say the original NES is neither here nor there because it had no competition really lol
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Yeah, back then Ninten's hardware was the strongest in the business since Sega was their only main competiton, and Sega was kinda weird. The N64 was a weird case in that with the cartridges made loading easier, but couldn't hold as much as a CD, so that kinda set it back. And the GC I hear was stronger, but the design choice of special CDs also set it back, and the PS2 with its DVD player helped the PS2 as well as PS1 being such a big success. Weird how GC was stronger, but still fell flat.
