Or you could just have your video game system hooked up to a different television then the one that your lady watches Keeping Up With The Kardashians on. Just a thought.
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| amp316 said: Or you could just have your video game system hooked up to a different television then the one that your lady watches Keeping Up With The Kardashians on. Just a thought. |
Yeah... I'm gonna keep moving my system out of the front room (where the best TV and stereo is) just because family members watch the rare TV show.
No. It makes more sense to have the game consoles on the front room TV.
With that its a great feature to allow the dual use of the TV between whatever else, games, etc.
Don't you have TV with a PiP (Picture-in-Picture) feature in the States? I've sometimes used it with a game in the main screen while the TV show is taking over the sound system in the subpicture; normally when its news or a talk show.
The options are bigger with the streaming pads, though it would start to overlap the handheld/tablets market. Specially to those people who buy their handhelds only for home use, why not get the Stream instead?
| alfredofroylan said: This mock looks slighty better
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I would buy that Day 1. That's one amazing mock up!
| TomaTito said: Don't you have TV with a PiP (Picture-in-Picture) feature in the States? I've sometimes used it with a game in the main screen while the TV show is taking over the sound system in the subpicture; normally when its news or a talk show. The options are bigger with the streaming pads, though it would start to overlap the handheld/tablets market. Specially to those people who buy their handhelds only for home use, why not get the Stream instead? |
PIP sucks. You lose visibility on that part of the screen and only one item can be heard at a time.
My description above was better in every way.
| alfredofroylan said: This mock looks slighty better
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Interesting but too big. You would have a hard time using the buttons/sticks in that setup. This is why I think it will be smaller and more like a 3DS in size and screen.
| alfredofroylan said: This mock looks slighty better
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If they ever come out with that, I sincerely hope they have a normal controller people can purchase for <$50 rather than spending about $400 on that.
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that controller looks cool and all except its HUGE!!! only way it would be that big is if nintendo is just planning on getting rid of using tv screens and there's a hub system that you put the games into and does all the computin and just streams it wirelessly out to the controller screens.
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The controller looks too simplistic. I'm trying to imagine playing Zelda, Mario, Metroid, Battlefield (or any FPS) game on it.
There aren't even shoulder buttons. I'm waiting until E3 to see what's up. Whatever it is I can't wait to see it in person and maybe try it out.
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