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bigtakilla said:
zorg1000 said:

Well their is a history of people upgrading their consoles every few years.

Playstation-1995, PSOne-2000

PS2-2000, PS2 Slim-2004

PS3-2006, Slim-2009, Super Slim-2012

Xbox 360-2005, Xbox 360S-2010

The difference is that in this situation the new selling point wouldn't be the device being smaller/sleeker but that it has better performance.

Those different models didn't offer improved resolution, they just offered more memory. (And were around the same price, maybe $50 more.) 

I know those redesigns didn't improve resolution/performance, I even said that in the last reply lol I'm just saying people have shown to have no problem with upgrading their console mid-gen if they see it worthwhile. And we see that people have no problem with handhelds doing it based on New 3DS success thus far (basically replace super-stable 3D with higher resolution).

So let's say the first generation of NX devices releases in or around 2017, Gen 2 around 2020 and Gen 3 around 2023

NX Portable Gen 1-540p, Gen 2-720p, Gen 3-1080p

NX Tablet Gen 1-720p, Gen 2-1080p, Gen 3-1440p

NX Console Gen 1-1080p, Gen 2-1080p but higher graphic settings, Gen 3-4k resolution

All or 99% of games released during Gen 2 are still playable on Gen 1, all or 99% of games released during Gen 3 are still playable on Gen 2, giving each Gen a 6 year cycle.



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