| RolStoppable said: This is a question that should be answered after looking at the sales history of Nintendo systems and determining what has sold Nintendo systems. It doesn't bode well for this community when such a high percentage of answers is "power". |
I'm not sure the correlation of sales among Nintendo's hardware was a direct result of the power of their consoles, but rather their software effort. Their best-selling consoles also seem to have the best software output while at the same time being lacking in power compared to their market rivals, but the later isn't a consequence of the former, unless you could somewhat prove that having more power reduces their ability to make competent software in a regular basis. I don't really think having more power is a burden, and Nintendo should really aim for it with the NX.
This being said...
| RolStoppable said: His disappearance won't mean anything if you continue to stick around. If we have to sacrifice only one person to make everything better, you are the logical choice. |
That's harsh. I like it, though. But it's still harsh.
| Hiku said: It needs to be able to run PS4 games competently. If not, they're at large risk of repeating WiiU's situation. |
It should try to aim for a bit more than PS4 games, especially with the Neo and Scorpio around. Not saying it should be equal (which would be good), but being a bit more ambitious is always a good thing.
| OdinHades said: Hardware doesn't matter. That's all I have to say. |
Wouldn't be a great idea releasing a console that's less powerful than the Wii right now, wouldn't you think? Hardware always matters, to a degree. 
