Eddie_Raja said:
Cerebralbore101 said:
Eddie_Raja said:
97alexk said:
Let retro studios and monolith soft work together on a full scale new first Person metroid game
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1) Start buying up great studios from all over the world (NOT JUST JAPANESE!). Sony did this last gen and it has future-proofed Playstation FOREVER! No matter what happens to the industry people will want games, and Sony will be able to produce them.
2) Work towards making an online network that rivals PSN. No need to reinvent the wheel, just take PSN and improve anything that seems obvious. This will take time, but it is long overdue.
3) Make a STANDARD console that can just be launched and sell 30m. I would aim for a late 2016 launch with a Puma+/Greenland AMD APU on the 14nm node. Something with 8GB of GDDR5X and something close to a 390/460 X in power. Sell it for $300 with Zelda, SSB, 3D Mario, and AT LEAST 1 mature exclusive.
4) At E3 2016, besides showing the obvious; I would make a point to showcase several mature AAA exclusives in the pipeline.
5) Make a gaming-android Nintendo tablet. This would be the Successor to the 3DS for $300 and have a way as working like the Wii U gamepad when hooked up to the NX.
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Dear God, no. A tablet with the Nintendo name is the worst idea ever. A good handheld costs $100-$200, and actually has buttons. $300 for a handheld is way too expensive. Going the powerful tablet route is a disaster waiting to happen. The Vita failed hard because it tried to do console level graphics. The Wii U failed almost as hard because it tried to add tablet gaming features to a console. Combining the two is a recipe for failure.
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Right now FAR MORE people are buying $200-$600 tablets for their kids than they are handhelds. If Nintendo made a durable tablet with a ton of great exclusives I see no reason they couldn't make fistfulls of cash. Let's wait and see I suppose - after all I feel the handheld market will continue to shrink by large margins every generation and so this is their only real option.
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What is your source, for your statement that more people are buying $200-$600 tablets for their kids. Where are your sales numbers to back that up? I'm pretty sure that the mobile gaming market will shrink a little in the next few years, as a response to all the shovelware, and microtransactions nonsense.
