Too_Talls on 22 October 2016
| Zkuq said: If Nintendo thinks it's primarily a home console, it means there's probably not going to be a touch screen. That's because everything has to be designed to work without a touch screen, so adding it wouldn't be very beneficial to it. I'm not saying there won't be a touch screen, but I think it's slightly more likely that it won't have one. |
I'm with you there. they seem interested in gaining enough pairity to the current consoles to get 3rd [party support, thus they'd want to pump as much power into this package as possible. Adding touch screen conponants on top of it seems like it could more so hurt the potential power the device could have.
It will all come down to priority I assume...................nintento's priorities are often not in line with the general consumer's expectations.......
