Mar1217 said:
Miyamotoo said:
"I've talked to two people who have used it. One is from Ubisoft and he said programming for it is actually really nice and Nintendo is working very closely with him and that the concept is great because he said, you could play... Uh, I dunno how careful I should be with it... Let's say you could play Assassin's Creed once you have your handheld plugged into your console. And then, you could then detach the thing and take it with you and play the Assassin's Creed mobile game out of your pocket. And then when you get back home, plug it directly in and now it attaches back to the... That's brilliant. That's smart, right? Taking a form of the game with you as you go. So he says it's a dream to code for. And then somebody I know who's played on the NX for 20 minutes said... It's as innovative as they'd hoped and 'we wish we had done that.'"
To me sounds like Hybrid of handheld and base unit, not seperate handheld and seperate home console. Also in his latest videos he referred to NX like hybrid.
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I think you misunderstand my view. I'm talking here about an ecosystem that feature both devices( HH/HC ) with obviously some sort of interconnectivity features between each other( and even mobile devices .... yeaaaah). But both will still be able to work without one another. They won't make it mandatory for you to buy both devices to play all the games since the same library will be shared on both devices. You'll probably get benefits for owning both devices though
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I and all infos are saying about base unit and handheld unit that are part of NX in same package, real hybrid, base unit won't work without handheld unit, and they will sell them together.
