Soundwave said:
It's not my idea. Iwata has already basically said they are making changes and looking to pursue multiple hardware congifurations that can run the same software. He specifically cited iOS and Android as platforms that do this. And you know what ... it's SMART. Following the old model of how game consoles work was made in the 1985 with NES. I don't know if you noticed but it's not 1985 anymore. That's 30 years ago, in tech terms that might as well be 2000 years ago. That's stone age thinking. Change is good, Nintendo should embrace it, they have nothing to lose by abandoning the current model. It worked for them 20 years ago, but it doesn't anymore. |
Here starts an argument. What your trying to provoke is the suicide of Nintendo. Better off playing it safe, and taking a huge gamble and failing. Also iOS and andriod the future of gaming? You not only want to fragment the gaming market, you want to make it clunky. I'm not playing Andriod on a console (except for the NVIDIA shield, though it plays real games like Crysis 3).
