| padib said: Close your eyes. The date is November 21st 2016, and the NX has just launched. This time, Nintendo did everything right. It has a 1TB internal Hard Drive, capable of graphics better than on the PS4 from a HW architecture level and from the graphics benchmarks of the few multiplatform games that launch with it. The OS is fast and the system is launched at a competitive price (300$) You know the future. Your name is Agrippa Pachter, and you are a genius. You've seen it happen before it happens. So, do 3rd parties stay on board, or do they disappear? If not, what would Nintendo need to do to attract them? Rules: - You must provide business logic as to how your vision reflects reality. - Think about bottom lines, what 3rd parties are looking for. - Think about industry philosophies, and how Nintendo has a unique approach to the industry compared to the other two manufacturers. - The launch difference between the NX and the other two platforms of this gen, and how this discrepancy did or did not have an impact in the past. - Think about the value in Nintendo's IPs, or the value in their unique hardware designs. - Post thoughtfully and respectfully. - ESPECIALLY: Do not complain about the existence of this thread, or ask for it to be talked about in the defunct official NX thread: Update: I just want to say thanks to everyone for the interesting answers. |
It's disappointing that you lost interest in proctoring a defense of your beliefs. I have sincere doubts that Nintendo will ever regain the business of the so-called third party.
