Pemalite said:
The CPU in the NES has 3,500-4,500 transistors. |
I know they're in an entirely different league. Still, it would have to be designed and production set up for it, which would take money. It's probably not a lot of money, but should be enough for Nintendo to prefer to not pay it. Also, it would add more overall complexity to Switch. Considering the (assumed) ease of software emulation, hardware emulation ought to be vastly inferior in Nintendo's eyes. I should probably look into how difficult exactly it is to emulate the NES, writing an emulator for it might be an interesting exercise project...







