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Osc89 on 12 November 2013

I would want them to explore the possibility of a partnership, except not with EA this time.



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Landguy on 12 November 2013
Anfebious said:
With all the doom and gloom, a better question is. Will Nintendo have another home console?


That's the more likely scenario...



It is near the end of the end....

the_dengle on 12 November 2013

1) Low Cost

2) Great Games

Thanks in advance, Nintendo.



Spade on 12 November 2013

1) Cater to 3rd Parties
2) Easy to develop for
3) Less forced gimmicks



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benji232 on 12 November 2013
the_dengle said:

1) Low Cost

2) Great Games

Thanks in advance, Nintendo.

This. Then again, that is what they give us each generation including the wiiU. So really, I hope they do the usual :).



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the_dengle on 12 November 2013
benji232 said:
the_dengle said:

1) Low Cost

2) Great Games

Thanks in advance, Nintendo.

This. Then again, that is what they give us each generation including the wiiU. So really, I hope they do the usual :).

Exactly. There's a reason Nintendo still has my business.



JazzB1987 on 12 November 2013
KingdomHeartsFan said:

I want their gimmicks to be optional and not forced, kinda like the 2DS in a way.  I think the gamepad feels comfortable and all but every time I look down at the screen I have to stop and I lose my focus in the game.

As far as i am concerned there is no such thing as a Nintendo gimmick.

Sony and Microsoft have gimmicks  e.g. DVD/Bluray support  in a game console.  Thats irrelevant for any game.     Neither Move Kinect or the Wii Balance board are gimmicks. And stuff that is there day1 is especially not a gimmick.

I mean if  2 Screens, Motion, 3D, or a tablet controller are a gimmick  so are  a DPAD, select+start, 4 action buttons, shoulder buttons, rumble, analog sticks, and being able to save your progress (Zelda NES battery = "memory card").

How come noone says those are gimmicks? Because they were invented in a time were real developers made games for real gamers  and  not mainstream devs making mainstream games for wanabe gamers (mainstreamers).  Innovation was accepted and thank god copied. Today change is not cool and only "cool" people play games today therefore change only occurs outside the mainstream market.

Btw  what game makes you lose your focus? Its not that you are forced to look at a gamepad that is glued to your floor or anything. You can always pause the game. You can also move your hands into your view so there is no need to move your eyes at all. (people constantly watch TV and play handhelds at the same time or walk around while using their smartphone so why would the gamepad be a problem?)



Hibern81 on 12 November 2013
vkaraujo said:
I don't know if power is the problem.

I mean, people say that because they think power = Third party support.
But the third party that really matters are the exclusives (ie: Ni No Kuni), not cross plataforms that are going to be better at the PC anyway (CoD, AC).

If they are exclusives, then the power means nothing in the end, since it can only be played on that one console.
Just a thought.


I will think about the OP question a little more.

I'm not saying power automatically equals third party support, but it definitely wouldn't hurt it either. I love Nintendo and the uniqueness they represent.  I've been team Nintendo since 1985, and understand what they bring to the table.  I think they would be able to get more third party exclusives if power wasn't an issue.



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Ultravolt on 12 November 2013

I completely agree with a lot of that! Nintendo's next system should at least be on par with Sony and Microsofts next systems. Even if they use use the extra power, the third parties will find a use for it. One more thing, do not add "Wii" in the name. 



   

Roma on 12 November 2013

I want VR with full motion controls though I would love this on WiiU as it is fully capable of doing this right now




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