My hype was: It's 3DS version 2. That's it.
God bless You.
My Total Sales prediction for PS4 by the end of 2021: 110m+
When PS4 will hit 100m consoles sold: Before Christmas 2019
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| Mowco said: People need to stop using the stupid defense of " Dyou care so much about power get a PC/GTX1080"
There's nothing wrong with thinking 400Gflops isn't enough, and it certainly doesn't equate to "get a pc." It's a valid complaint. |
I think those are valid complains if you care about power. I have another way of thinking though, which I think is valid, and it applies for some peoole saying that power isn't that important. I think that being an underpowered, cheap console would make it more accesible for casual gamers, who are now more aware of Nintendo's existence after the last months, when Nintendo pull some wins in marketing and smartphone business. What's important, games. If Switch is easy to develop for, that could mean more Ninty games without those awful WiiU droughts. I think that third parties, though welcome, will be irrelevant for Switch's sucess. More Ninty games and exclusives is what will say if Switch will be a win or not. Nintendo has to capitalize with its IPs. With a reduction of development time, that would be a given. And they can put a nice catalogue of exclusives, think about something like 3DS+WiiU combined. That would be dreamlike.
potato_hamster said:
... never heard of Remote Play? |
Yes, I have heard of it. Sounds not much more useful than using the Wii U Gamepad in the next room over from the Wii U console. Not sure how or why you think this compares to the portability the Switch is offering away from it's dock. Also, with the Switch, you are paying one price for the dock and the portable aspect. By your method, PS4 - $249-$299 + Vita - $199 = $448-$498 to be able to play your console games on a handheld somewhere within range of your console.
Quoted from your own link: Remote Play has a limited but undefined range. This feature is optimal when both the PlayStation 4 and the PS Vita are located within the confinements of the same WiFi network at the time of gameplay. But using remote play outside of your network might result in connectivity problems, or latency
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RossTheBoss said:
Yes, I have heard of it. Sounds not much more useful than using the Wii U Gamepad in the next room over from the Wii U console. Not sure how or why you think this compares to the portability the Switch is offering away from it's dock. Also, with the Switch, you are paying one price for the dock and the portable aspect. By your method, PS4 - $249-$299 + Vita - $199 = $448-$498 to be able to play your console games on a handheld somewhere within range of your console. Quoted from your own link: Remote Play has a limited but undefined range. This feature is optimal when both the PlayStation 4 and the PS Vita are located within the confinements of the same WiFi network at the time of gameplay. But using remote play outside of your network might result in connectivity problems, or latency |
And you can add in the cost of the PSTV if you want to play your Vita games on the TV.
Hey! They got SONY on my amiibo! Wait a minute. Two great gaming tastes that game great together!
Switch FC: SW-0398-8858-1969
ps4 exclusives are not good at all except the last of us. but ps3 had that.
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10/10 to the title.
Amazing.
About the topic, gonna wait to see the games first.
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| Pavolink said: 10/10 to the title. Amazing. About the topic, gonna wait to see the games first. |
Thanks, I have my melodramatic moments. Usually when Nintendo has me face-palming in despair.
Hey! They got SONY on my amiibo! Wait a minute. Two great gaming tastes that game great together!
Switch FC: SW-0398-8858-1969
| RossTheBoss said:
Yes, I have heard of it. Sounds not much more useful than using the Wii U Gamepad in the next room over from the Wii U console. Not sure how or why you think this compares to the portability the Switch is offering away from it's dock. Also, with the Switch, you are paying one price for the dock and the portable aspect. By your method, PS4 - $249-$299 + Vita - $199 = $448-$498 to be able to play your console games on a handheld somewhere within range of your console. Quoted from your own link: Remote Play has a limited but undefined range. This feature is optimal when both the PlayStation 4 and the PS Vita are located within the confinements of the same WiFi network at the time of gameplay. But using remote play outside of your network might result in connectivity problems, or latency |
I use it outside of my home network, from my workplace during my lunch time, and it works fine for me.
SonytendoAmiibo said:
Thanks, I have my melodramatic moments. Usually when Nintendo has me face-palming in despair.
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Maybe Ninty's secret evil plan is to sneakily motion capture you and other fans in despair to make their next killer app, TEH FACEPALM GAME!!! 
Alby_da_Wolf said:
Maybe Ninty's secret evil plan is to sneakily motion capture you and other fans in despair to make their next killer app, TEH FACEPALM GAME!!! |
Then Ninty is very good developing that game. I have a high score already in there.
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Prediction: No Zelda HD for Wii U, quietly moved to the succesor
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