Soundwave said:
Nintendo's consoles have dug their own grave, only the Wii has been truly a success in the past 15-20 years and that was again largely off the back of cheap casual games not big epic titles. Nintendo can't afford to keep their best franchises away from where 80% of their existing audience is, right now they're selling games like Splatoon and Mario Maker to a niche 10 million group of people that like playing Nintendo games on their TV, and that's an insanely stupid business model which they probably are very keen to change. I don't think Nintendo really has any huge interest in making today's "epic" games anyway, I don't think they're looking at Uncharted and saying "wow, we should be making games like that". 3D Zelda is really their only hugely epic franchise from a budget/scale POV and that looks great on existing Wii U tech as is. And no, I was never talking about two completely distinct architectures. |
I honestly don't think Nintendo will be okay with low-level physics, AI, etc on a Console. Those things won't change with resolution.
So you think they should just give up? The point of a Console according to them, is to offer an experience that can only be experience on their console. They screwed up on Wii U, they've screwed up some of their consoles; therefore they should just give up? I doubt they'll give up trying to " innovate"
I'm not saying they should make an Uncharted; however a difference in power does open up new possibilities, as we've seen with Wii U. I doubt they'd want to break away from that.