Soundwave said:
eva01beserk said: I belive this. This is always what I thought since they anounce the nx plan of a shared library. a hand held and a console witch use the same games, so the only inovation would be both using the same cartridege, one with better resolution than the other and thats it. all the portable will have is an hdmi cabe to play on the big screen. if the controlers are detachable then it makes sense for there to be a docking station that only charges the deevice and probably a fan to cool it so it can clock a litle higher. For this rumor to be true though, they would need to release the handheld this march as schedule and the home console in the holidays when the 2xps4 gpu would be cheaper, still the weakest of the 3 but enoughf for third partys to port. |
This is a nice fantasy but it won't work in reality.
For a "shared library" to work, the handheld and console are going to have to be close in power.
And portables don't need cables to stream to a TV these days.
People really don't put any thought into the portable at all, this is the problem with the SMD64 crowd, the portable is just "oh we'll just slap something together". No you can't do that. The portable has to be the base for all games if it's a "shared" ecosystem, my guess is Nintendo actually having to do practical real world R&D realized this and from that the hybrid concept took over.
Because if the two devices have to be close in power, then you are really not getting anywhere forcing people to buy a completely seperate console and handheld just to play the same games. You might as well make one device that can play both at home and on the go.
Most Nintendo fans even do not buy the Nintendo console even with its own exclusives (80% of GBA buyers did not buy a GCN, 80% of 3DS owners did not buy a Wii U, Wii got away with it due to the Wiimote craze), so why are they going to now buy a seperate console that has the same games? Very few people aside from the same group of 15 million Nintendo console die-hards will do this (probably even less).
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What are you talking about? Have you seen pc's over the last century? Games can be played on specs 20x apart, one might be on 720p the other in 4k and so many other settings. Just by swiping a litle slider.
Games that nintendo has already achive compatability with handheald and console. First and mainly, super smash bros. wii u is more than 10x the 3ds. and they kepet everything the same execpt the resolution. xenoblade chronicles is close to an example, is wii to 3ds, but the wii is still much more powerfull than a 3ds. There are probably others that I dont know about but thouse 2 should be enough.
STreaming to smart tvs on chrocast like devices is tota trash and Ive tryed it. there insane lag not sutible for gaming and the upscalability also suffers. So no, it would be insane for them to make streaming the default conection to a tv. If there is a docking station the even less likely to be streaming, since your setting it next to your tv, might as well conect the hdmi to it.
and its true about the handheld owners not getting the console, but it also works the other way around. there are many wii, wii u, gc owners who dont like playing on the go and forcing them to go mobile is also not wise.
You seeem to be under the delusion that only the eurogamer rumor can possible be true. You need to get off that cloud. specially since they have been proveen wrong before. as far s you know that source that spred things aroud was send by nintendo to send everyone off track the real nx and for people to ddisregard real leakers. All im saying is that there is a world of possiblitys and 2 seperate devices is one of the more possible ones.