Darwinianevolution said:
For now, the specs may still change due to NVidia possibly giving Nintendo a better deal, depending if they could manufacture a custom version of the newer Tegra insted of a custom version of the older one (which means power might still be in the air). That might cause 3rd parties to not confirm anything. That, and Nintendo forcing them to wait for something and not disclose which games are they working on. Skyrim will come to the Switch, it's on the trailer, but if Nintendo don't let them confirm it, they won't do it. As for the Switch being twice the power of the PS4, well... People want it to be powerful :P |
I doubt the specs will change in the few months going forward. Which is another thing, the Wii U's big promises happened in 2011, a year and 6 months almost before launch. This is happening 4 months before launch. That's pretty tight and maybe that was the point, they wanted to wait until they had these devs locked in for at least one or two games a piece in the first 1 to 2 years.
And I know I sound like a broken record, but Bethesda is a big deal here because Bethesda doesn't make commitments when there are significant unknowns. That's why they didn't support the Wii U. It's not a guarantee, but it is a very good sign.
