Soundwave said:
Either way Nintendo is screwed in that scenario. What exactly is the game plan here? To realistically compete against a PS4 that has 65-70 million unit headstart? They won't even be able to catch the XBox One. So basically as a console it's doomed to be no.3 no matter what. If you're launching in the 2017 and the console is supposed to be a "real" console, and not some accessory dock for the portable ... no one is going to be impressed by a Nintendo system that clocks in like a PS4. The only way I can see this working is if NX is basically a hybrid portable that doubles as a console as kind of a side thing, then at least it has an angle on the PS4. But if it's just a "console console" ... Nintendo may as well accept they're done in the console business in a serious sense. That is no competetion for a PS4 or even XB1 by 2017. |
I agree. Nintendo is in a race up a mountain and the competition is already half way up. Several more multiplats and a few months earlier isn't going to send the console flying off shelves. Their best bet is the most solid first party release window in Nintendo history, a hybrid console (or something completely new core crowds would want), it can't be any weaker than PS4 IT ABSOLUTELY NEEDS TO BE ON PAR WITH THE BEST SYSTEM giving the NX the same experience (framerate, resolution), it has to ditch the Wii name, and it has to have a decent amount of third party. Even then it's going to be a long shot.








