Intrinsic said:
Thanks. And that is something nintendo has done since the N64. Befire the N64 the PS had alresdy launched with CDs. Everyone knew why no one wanted catridges anymore; there was the sega saturn, the philips cdi, the 3DO... all disc based. But nintendo as if working in a bubbke ignired everyone and built something thay was prohibitively too expensive. Then they did it again with the WiiU. They saw the PS3/360, no chance they didnt also know where the PS4/XB1 was heading, yet they built a console that was barely more powerful than 8ur old consoles and put on a tablet controller that even they don't know whst to do with. And they still make it difficult for third parties, sinoly by having an architecture thats niy just limited but vastly differemt from everything else out there. And now with the NX, there are rumors its not even going to be X86.... when that obviously is the dirextion the industry is heading in an attempt to make already very expensive HD develoemt easier to port between platforms. Yes, they sre still making the same mistakes.
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About N64 that gen, we can now say that cartridges are N64 cartridges were definitely bad move, but back then evre CD based console failed, (actually PS1 is first CD based console that succeed), so there was logic to continue with cartridges if all CD consoles before failed.
Wii U is totaly difrent story, beacuse Nintendo made bloody mess with Wii U, they made too many mistakes, you cant relly say that Wii U has just one reason or two reasons why failed like you can say for N64. There is reason why Wii U is worst selling Nintendo console.