Darwinianevolution on 28 September 2015
| Jumpin said: If you like Nintendo games, but want the power so that you can play PS4 games, why not just pay the extra amount and get a PS4 as well? If you don't want to play PS4 games, then why does Nintendo's hardware have to be just like PS4? |
Good point, but that would mean paying for another console plus its fees if you want PS+ and multiplayer. A customer wants to get the most use out of their purchase. And having to buy another product to fill that need just shows the limitations of that device.
I personally don't mind low power (hell, if that allows the Fusion idea, go ahead). But if there's a chance for Nintendo to get 3rd parties, they should go for it. If they know that's just not possible, then save costs and make a system taylored to 1st party needs.
