Koren Lesthe
Turrican, Terranigma and ESO lover
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Words to live for.It was Pyoro saying fuck Zippo
Words to live for.It was Pyoro saying fuck Zippo
I listened to the podcast. TL;DR he has 3 pieces of info, he seems to attribute 2 of them to patents so its more speculation than anything. Its basically a nothing burger. Ill put it on spoilers so it does not take space.Has Nash Weedle done his so called leak express podcast yet?
isn't that a Pokemon?*googles ferrofluid
Yeah i am absolutely done listening to anything this guy says, he is clearly just an attention seekerI listened to the podcast. TL;DR he has 3 pieces of info, he seems to attribute 2 of them to patents so its more speculation than anything. Its basically a nothing burger. Ill put it on spoilers so it does not take space.
- Camera is gone due to rising cost (the only non-patent one)
- Console might have 2 models at launch, LCD and OLED. He thinks this might be a reason it was delay (press x for doubt)
- Joycons with ferrofluid and "haptic-like" feedbacks.
It's not ferrofluid, it's magnetorheological (MR) fluid, which is similar in the general concept, but has different properties because of the difference in particle size. Ferrofluid particles tend to have a a radius of around 10 nanometers, whereas MR fluid particles tend to have a radius of around 10 micrometers. Magnetorheological fluid is more viscous, and rapidly increases viscosity when a magnetic field is applied. This allows for a similar mechanism to Hall Effect sticks, but it would allow you to change resistance on the fly depending on the strength of the magnets.*googles ferrofluid
yeah, the one that got outed for homophobia on r/stunfiskisn't that a Pokemon?
Yeah I found that odd, but that is what he said. Also the patent he mentions clearly says MR fluid, but to be fair that word in spanish is quite the tongue twister lol (fluido magnetorreológico)It's not ferrofluid, it's magnetorheological (MR) fluid, which is similar in the general concept, but has different properties because of the difference in particle size. Ferrofluid particles tend to have a a radius of around 10 nanometers, whereas MR fluid particles tend to have a radius of around 10 micrometers. Magnetorheological fluid is more viscous, and rapidly increases viscosity when a magnetic field is applied. This allows for a similar mechanism to Hall Effect sticks, but it would allow you to change resistance on the fly depending on the strength of the magnets.
Oled and LCD model at launch, seems unlikely. But there’s been rumor a while back of the switch 2 having an all digital and physical model at launch.I listened to the podcast. TL;DR he has 3 pieces of info, he seems to attribute 2 of them to patents so its more speculation than anything. Its basically a nothing burger. Ill put it on spoilers so it does not take space.
- Camera is gone due to rising cost (the only non-patent one)
- Console might have 2 models at launch, LCD and OLED. He thinks this might be a reason it was delay (press x for doubt)
- Joycons with ferrofluid and "haptic-like" feedbacks.
HahahahahahahahaI listened to the podcast. TL;DR he has 3 pieces of info, he seems to attribute 2 of them to patents so its more speculation than anything. Its basically a nothing burger. Ill put it on spoilers so it does not take space.
- Camera is gone due to rising cost (the only non-patent one)
- Console might have 2 models at launch, LCD and OLED. He thinks this might be a reason it was delay (press x for doubt)
- Joycons with ferrofluid and "haptic-like" feedbacks.
lmfaoJoycons with ferrofluid
Oled and LCD model at launch, seems unlikely. But there’s been rumor a while back of the switch 2 having an all digital and physical model at launch.
Also where the step further rumor he’s been hinting and also the one necrofilipe hinted he heard something as well.
Like this all seems like a nothing burger to me, but maybe the podcast or whatever he’s doing isn’t finished.
Aren’t various optimization solutions like compression tools and things like DLSS designed to reduce the size of assets? With optimization, there may be a lot of interesting things to do with 64 GB cartridges. I’m still fascinated that The witcher 3 fits on a 32 GB cartridge.Considering Switch 1 has already had games of 32+GB, and it's to be expected most things will be several times larger with higher quality assets, 90GB seems fairly reasonable for a large next-gen game. Moreso than the FFVII remakes. Whether the game cards are there to support it in physical form in full, that's up for Nintendo to show us. If games would be expected to all make it to 64GB or less, I think there'll be a lot fewer day one multiplatforms than people are hoping for.
Contract workers: I lost my job.From a tech/Switch 2 perspective
Exactly, Nintendo are really secretive about games and even more so for games belonging to a unannounced platform.Kinda late on the subject, but folks really shouldn't take the "NoA testing restructuring" stuff as an important hint or sign of how the Switch 2's launch timetable is going.
I had a friend who was a tester back during the Wii U days, and as the "NX" drew near he similarly told us about how there was nothing being tested currently and he even went ahead with guessing it meant software wasn't ready, but then the Switch was revealed and... it simply had software he had never heard of ready, and it turned out that they simply weren't making that division part of the testing proccess of those early Switch games near the end of 2016/early 2017.
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It might even be the reason for doing this restructuring now. If you now you are not going to trust NoA with testing the first batch of Switch 2 games, you might as well take the chance the restructure the place without any major impact.Kinda late on the subject, but folks really shouldn't take the "NoA testing restructuring" stuff as an important hint or sign of how the Switch 2's launch timetable is going.
I had a friend who was a tester back during the Wii U days, and as the "NX" drew near he similarly told us about how there was nothing being tested currently and he even went ahead with guessing it meant software wasn't ready, but then the Switch was revealed and... it simply had software he had never heard of ready, and it turned out that they simply weren't making that division part of the testing proccess of those early Switch games near the end of 2016/early 2017.
Better time than any at least. They can do employee hiring, training and still release games without much concern for anywhere between now and the end of the year... maybe hopefully.It might even be the reason for doing this restructuring now. If you now you are not going to trust NoA with testing the first batch of Switch 2 games, you might as well take the chance the restructure the place without any major impact.
will Nintendo be able to repeat Nintendo Switch sucess on it next console?
will Nintendo be able to repeat Nintendo Switch sucess on it next console?
I think these next 6 weeks are a possibility for an acknowledgement of new hardware for going into the fiscal meeting. Now if the next gen is not releasing this upcoming fiscal year than I do not think Nintendo will mention anything and their statements will mirror what they've been saying for the last couple years. They will have to weather shareholders but this wouldn't be the first time. Only Nintendo knows the time line and we have to wait till they are ready to talk. I'm hoping we hear something soon.I really try hard to be a glass half full than a glass half empty kind of person ,April is looking like a very open month for Nintendo so i could see a direct happening and a possible teaser for the Switch successor, also we have to look at things this way, in the next 5 or 6 weeks Nintendo will have their briefing for the fiscal year and there is no way they will avoid talking about whats next unless they want to tank shareholders faith in them (Fingers tightly crossed)
Not a strike. He said it should be before the next Direct, and maybe March, but he didn't give any definitive dates.Oh right, no indie direct in March. Possible strike for Brazil?
He did say "likely March" however...
The only thing we know of, is that Nintendo are currently getting asset footage from third party developers.I think these next 6 weeks are a possibility for an acknowledgement of new hardware for going into the fiscal meeting. Now if the next gen is not releasing this upcoming fiscal year than I do not think Nintendo will mention anything and their statements will mirror what they've been saying for the last couple years. They will have to weather shareholders but this wouldn't be the first time. Only Nintendo knows the time line and we have to wait till they are ready to talk. I'm hoping we hear something soon.
The supposed compression hardware T239 has, from what's been talked about around here I think its bigger effect will be on loading rather than further savings. Since games can already compress things, it just costs CPU time to decompress it and use it. DLSS doesn't save on assets, just helps output resolution be higher than it otherwise would be.Aren’t various optimization solutions like compression tools and things like DLSS designed to reduce the size of assets? With optimization, there may be a lot of interesting things to do with 64 GB cartridges. I’m still fascinated that The witcher 3 fits on a 32 GB cartridge.
But if you can lower the quality of the assets and use the DLSS to compensate, it still means that the assets will be smaller, right? I’m sorry if my question is stupid.The supposed compression hardware T239 has, from what's been talked about around here I think its bigger effect will be on loading rather than further savings. Since games can already compress things, it just costs CPU time to decompress it and use it. DLSS doesn't save on assets, just helps output resolution be higher than it otherwise would be.
I'm sure 64GB games will go far--a 3D Zelda or Mario designed around that from the get-go will be massive and a big step up from anything we've seen so far. But I don't expect every 80-200GB third party game to either get that small or just not bother showing up.
iirc dlss still uses higher quality assets because it gives more information to sample. but they prolly still wont be using the same level of high quality like ps5 or xbox series xBut if you can lower the quality of the assets and use the DLSS to compensate, it still means that the assets will be smaller, right? I’m sorry if my question is stupid.
Actually I’m thinking for example of call of duty, which is supposed to be released on Nintendo switch from day one now. There will necessarily be optimizations, even with additional downloads.
I really wouldn't consider it a strike yet. As Chocolate Supreme said, it was always a "maybe" for March.Oh right, no indie direct in March. Possible strike for Brazil?
He did say "likely March" however...
Not in the slightest, if Switch 2 ends up shipping with 16 GB of memory there's nothing stopping it from getting the same textures of the home console releases. Even with 12 GB texture quality should definitely be higher than Series S, which gets huge games in a regular basis as well. Big games gonna be big, 64+ gb cartridge sizes are definitely being considered for this same reason.But if you can lower the quality of the assets and use the DLSS to compensate, it still means that the assets will be smaller, right? I’m sorry if my question is stupid.
Actually I’m thinking for example of call of duty, which is supposed to be released on Nintendo switch from day one now. There will necessarily be optimizations, even with additional downloads.
Deep cut, but not that intolerant durian, this is his Kalosion Counterpart who as you mind expect is actually Gender Fluid. They have awkward family thanksgivings.yeah, the one that got outed for homophobia on r/stunfisk
From what i've heard, it's mostly online functionality. Which would mean a much improves NSO for the switch 2, since i think it'll be one of the main selling point this time.“I need to prepare an article about datamining this version 18 of the Switch firmware
Nintendo appears to be testing several functions on the operating system that should not be available on this console”
From what i've heard, it's mostly online functionality. Which would mean a much improves NSO for the switch 2, since i think it'll be one of the main selling point this time.
You mean the datamining that Necro is talking about is new found discovery? Because yesterday i heard it was only online functionality.Maybe. I’d be interested to see what is mentioned in the article because it specifically mentions functionalities that shouldn’t be on currrent console.
NSO improvements could be done on current console, I would think.
You mean the datamining that Necro is talking about is new found discovery? Because yesterday i heard it was only online functionality.
New major firmware is because a new major SDK version exist, and update certain part like the directory which is only used on DevKit, as for friend service there is some mention of v2 components but could also be future proof of a server/infrastructure upgradeThere was also sleep-related changes (the 15 minute thing) and I think Bassforever also mentioned some “interesting” changes seen with iFriendService. Change in SD card output directory value (backslashes instead of forward slashes)
The question I guess is, is all those changes for the current console? Are any being potentially added now for later (Switch 2)?
Did someone share a summary of the findings here earlier about online services? I might have missed it, can you link me for that?
New major firmware is because a new major SDK version exist, and update certain part like the directory which is only used on DevKit, as for friend service there is some mention of v2 components but could also be future proof of a server/infrastructure upgrade
You can already have a decent overview with the diff of the wikiRight, as I thought it’s not just online services updates.
Curious what will be mentioned in the upcoming article and how it is presented, all that.
Thanks, I am aware of the site. I shared some of the diff here too.You can already have a decent overview with the diff of the wiki
Recent changes - Nintendo Switch Brew
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