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I already have a console that plays Switch games but worse. It was called the WiiU.
I already have a console that plays Switch games but worse. It was called the WiiU.
Not one, but two kick stands!Any speculation on what the Switch 2 new gimmick could be? It’s bound to have one right, I’d still like to see a mic and camera’s return so we can get Face Raiders 2!
Yes, polishing and debugging usually takes a big part of all the staff.Would polishing take a big chunk of staff, or just some part it?
Nothing except the FTC nintendo stuff that led to nothing. So nothing.So, anything newsworthy?
Thanks for the clarification. So doubtful a new FE is so closeYes, polishing and debugging usually takes a big part of all the staff.
The next IS game it could be Paper Mario (remake or new game)
There can always be another fire emblem if it is being developed by another team. But personally, I think the next thing is something from the Paper Mario team.Thanks for the clarification. So doubtful a new FE is so close
I see a TTYD HD Remaster on the horizon
What do you think could come first? A TTYD HD Remaster, and the use it to remake 64? Or an outright remake of 64?There can always be another fire emblem if it is being developed by another team. But personally, I think the next thing is something from the Paper Mario team.
I think a new game or a remake/remaster/whatever you want to call it of TTYDWhat do you think could come first? A TTYD HD Remaster, and the use it to remake 64? Or an outright remake of 64?
this is not how Nintendo do it hardware, the Switch sucessor will never be a more powerful Switch, i believe Nintendo will do a concept, no one expected like AR/VR for it next hardware, simply doing a more powerful console for it next hardware dont aling with Nintendo mantra, Sony/Microsoft is that aim to always made the most powerful hardware of the current console generation not Nintendo, Nintendo aim to offer intereting ways for us to use her hardware for they software.Not one, but two kick stands!
If the gimmick was just higher specs, DLSS, and more ergonomic I’d be very happy!
Is there any reason to think that the Switch 2 won’t be JUST a beefer Switch? With current management, is differentiation via hardware part of their philosophy?this is not how Nintendo do it hardware, the Switch sucessor will never be a more powerful Switch, i believe Nintendo will do a concept, no one expected like AR/VR for it next hardware, simply doing a more powerful console for it next hardware dont aling with Nintendo mantra, Sony/Microsoft is that aim to always made the most powerful hardware of the current console generation not Nintendo, Nintendo aim to offer intereting ways for us to use her hardware for they software.
Is there any reason to think that the Switch 2 won’t be JUST a beefer Switch? With current management, is differentiation via hardware part of their philosophy?
I don't like the gimmick word that much.Not one, but two kick stands!
If the gimmick was just higher specs, DLSS, and more ergonomic I’d be very happy!
It kinda has to be, though. They only have one type of system going forward, the hybrid form factor proved to be successful and they can't exactly go back without major compromises. Besides, if look at the OP on the front page, you could reasonably gather that the next system will be a more powerful Switch. Now, whether or not it'll come with any gimmicks and what those gimmicks would be are a different story.Shuntaro Furukawa/Doug Bowser coment on Nintendo next hardware seen to imply the Switch sucessor will follow a new concept, it will not be a more powerful Switch
New Zelda justifies higher price says Nintendo – downplays Switch 2 rumours
Doug Bowser has provided a more concrete answer on the new Zelda’s price increase and insists the Nintendo Switch is not done yet.metro.co.uk
Ahhhh yes, Nintendo’s mantra… how does that go again?this is not how Nintendo do it hardware, the Switch sucessor will never be a more powerful Switch, i believe Nintendo will do a concept, no one expected like AR/VR for it next hardware, simply doing a more powerful console for it next hardware dont aling with Nintendo mantra, Sony/Microsoft is that aim to always made the most powerful hardware of the current console generation not Nintendo, Nintendo aim to offer intereting ways for us to use her hardware for they software.
Ehhhhhh...... I wouldn't call something like the Wii U Gamepad innovative, especially if it holds back its own console and games. That isn't to say it wasn't used well in certain games, like Nintendo Land and Zombie U, but I digress.I don't like the gimmick word that much.
Maybe it's me but it feels like it means it doesn't really bring something new.
Let's say wii motion controls where always called gimmick. But it was really a new experience of gaming. In some cases the wii motion controller are better to use then a traditional controller. Or let's say a keyboard and mouse are better for fps games but for example not for fighting games such as mortal kombat. Or also dpad better is as analog for this kind of games. Every device has it's purpose. You can't also say triggers on controller or rumble are gimmicks (I think?).
We see for example wii motion plus controls in all vr devices. Is vr a gimmick?
It just sounds so negatively, but maybe it's because my main language isn't English.
I prefer to call it innovation.
Thanks for sharing. I really wonder how they can expand on the existing form factor.Shuntaro Furukawa/Doug Bowser coment on Nintendo next hardware seen to imply the Switch sucessor will follow a new concept, it will not be a more powerful Switch
New Zelda justifies higher price says Nintendo – downplays Switch 2 rumours
Doug Bowser has provided a more concrete answer on the new Zelda’s price increase and insists the Nintendo Switch is not done yet.metro.co.uk
Just a reminder that the Switch was Iwata’s last console project he was involved in.Most of the wild hardware ideas came from the Iwata era (Wii, DS, WiiU).
Ah, I missed some context on how those numbers were collected. I don't think dumps are really super representative of how well the storage can perform. The relative performance between the mediums when dumping roughly mirrors what's been observed elsewhere, but things are unlikely to perform their best in that scenario, and the numbers seem to back that up. A synthetic benchmark of the cart would probably produce some more useful numbers, but I don't know if that's possible.Again, an important factor with games is that you're not going to hit advertised sequential read speeds because games are made up of countless different assets spattered across the medium, relying on how quick the medium can handle random access. It's like comparing the reading of a 1GB file to 1000 1MB files or even 1 million 1KB files. It's going to be quite a bit faster for the single 1GB file than either of the others because it's not having to jump all over the place. Honestly, if sequential read speeds was all that mattered and random access had absolutely no delay, then loading of games from internal storage would fill RAM in mere seconds because it can handle sequential reading @ 300MB/s. But it doesn't because of the random access delays and that assets are compressed. Faster than microSD as shown by the BotW video, but not by the magnitude when comparing sequential speeds of internal vs microSD. That is because internal storage handles random access somewhat better, but not massively better.
Here are the pics I mentioned of my benchmarking and tests dumping.
And just for good measure, here is the benchmark of that same microSD card on my computer using a USB reader.
Here are images screenshot from in the Switch itself when dumping games from cart and internal storage.
Yeah, I know, I just don’t think of the 3DS or Switch as wild new ideas. Just iterative ideas that was the natural evolution of their previous systems and incorporated a lot of the tech they had already experimented with.Thanks for sharing. I really wonder how they can expand on the existing form factor.
Just a reminder that the Switch was Iwata’s last console project he was involved in.
I don’t trust corporate speak about something they don’t really want to discuss or announce.Shuntaro Furukawa/Doug Bowser coment on Nintendo next hardware seen to imply the Switch sucessor will follow a new concept, it will not be a more powerful Switch
New Zelda justifies higher price says Nintendo – downplays Switch 2 rumours
Doug Bowser has provided a more concrete answer on the new Zelda’s price increase and insists the Nintendo Switch is not done yet.metro.co.uk
The DS Lite doesn't exist.Shuntaro Furukawa/Doug Bowser coment on Nintendo next hardware seen to imply the Switch sucessor will follow a new concept, it will not be a more powerful Switch
New Zelda justifies higher price says Nintendo – downplays Switch 2 rumours
Doug Bowser has provided a more concrete answer on the new Zelda’s price increase and insists the Nintendo Switch is not done yet.metro.co.uk
Not sure where this came from -Thanks for the clarification. So doubtful a new FE is so close
I see a TTYD HD Remaster on the horizon
Am I missing something, or do they not imply anything about the new hardware? All I'm seeing is corporate speak about how great the Switch is doing and how there's nothing coming.Shuntaro Furukawa/Doug Bowser coment on Nintendo next hardware seen to imply the Switch sucessor will follow a new concept, it will not be a more powerful Switch
New Zelda justifies higher price says Nintendo – downplays Switch 2 rumours
Doug Bowser has provided a more concrete answer on the new Zelda’s price increase and insists the Nintendo Switch is not done yet.metro.co.uk
I don't think those comments really imply much of anythingShuntaro Furukawa/Doug Bowser coment on Nintendo next hardware seen to imply the Switch sucessor will follow a new concept, it will not be a more powerful Switch
New Zelda justifies higher price says Nintendo – downplays Switch 2 rumours
Doug Bowser has provided a more concrete answer on the new Zelda’s price increase and insists the Nintendo Switch is not done yet.metro.co.uk
Shuntaro Furukawa/Doug Bowser coment on Nintendo next hardware seen to imply the Switch sucessor will follow a new concept, it will not be a more powerful Switch
New Zelda justifies higher price says Nintendo – downplays Switch 2 rumours
Doug Bowser has provided a more concrete answer on the new Zelda’s price increase and insists the Nintendo Switch is not done yet.metro.co.uk
The FE4 remake is 100% in the pipeline, I would guess its probably being (primarly) developed by Koei and the rest of the 3 Houses team considering Engages credits.There can always be another fire emblem if it is being developed by another team. But personally, I think the next thing is something from the Paper Mario team.
Again, that wouldn't explain FE18 assets ending up in EngageIRON18 could have been 3DS Echoes remake that was heavily rumored to be in development before Nintendo plug out latest 3DS projects and moved it to Switch or completely cancelled it.
If it happens I kind of hope it's in the style of Engage rather than Three Houses. I love Three Houses, and its art style works (for Three Houses), but it would be a bit dull for Genealogy.The FE4 remake is 100% in the pipeline, I would guess its probably being (primarly) developed by Koei and the rest of the 3 Houses team considering Engages credits.
The original leaker of enage (with the screenshots and toothpaste) said it was still in development and upcoming after engage, and engage and three houses teams vastly differ.IRON18 could have been 3DS Echoes remake that was heavily rumored to be in development before Nintendo plug out latest 3DS projects and moved it to Switch or completely cancelled it.
Hell is hotI already have a console that plays Switch games but worse. It was called the WiiU.
Funny you say that, cause CoD streams it from the cloud on console.I mentioned it before but with regard to file sizes/speeds on Drake it will be interesting if we see details of Microsoft's 10 year deal not because it'll say anything about Redacted directly but I have to imagine the contract would need to deal with the question of "how will nintendo hardware manage the large file size of CoD games" and depending on the answer to that question might determine what sort of storage and/or cartridge size/speed can be expected from Redacted.
That’s impossible, even the lowest denominator from them, the Wii, was stronger than the GameCube.Shuntaro Furukawa/Doug Bowser coment on Nintendo next hardware seen to imply the Switch sucessor will follow a new concept, it will not be a more powerful Switch
New Zelda justifies higher price says Nintendo – downplays Switch 2 rumours
Doug Bowser has provided a more concrete answer on the new Zelda’s price increase and insists the Nintendo Switch is not done yet.metro.co.uk
Shuntaro Furukawa/Doug Bowser coment on Nintendo next hardware seen to imply the Switch sucessor will follow a new concept, it will not be a more powerful Switch
New Zelda justifies higher price says Nintendo – downplays Switch 2 rumours
Doug Bowser has provided a more concrete answer on the new Zelda’s price increase and insists the Nintendo Switch is not done yet.metro.co.uk
Bowser adds that part of the reason why Nintendo isn’t ready to replace the current Switch yet is because ‘it is still truly that unique device that you can play in a variety of ways, at home, on the go.
Sorry I don't agree.Ehhhhhh...... I wouldn't call something like the Wii U Gamepad innovative, especially if it holds back its own console and games. That isn't to say it wasn't used well in certain games, like Nintendo Land and Zombie U, but I digress.
Nintendo Switch Anti-Life Equation.I’m tired of the pro, give me the anti
Nintendo Switch Anti: now makes your games literally worse. That’ll be $599 and two jobs, thanks.
No BC included.
It was the first controller with a touchscreen. Been able to play offtv and even like call of duty multiplay without splitscreen having on 1 console.Ehhhhhh...... I wouldn't call something like the Wii U Gamepad innovative, especially if it holds back its own console and games. That isn't to say it wasn't used well in certain games, like Nintendo Land and Zombie U, but I digress.
If anyone has a more accurate demonstration of testing the speeds of the mediums with numbers to report, especially while games load, I'd love to see them. But for now, this is what I have from testing on the actual hardware. Are they inaccurate? Probably, but until someone comes with something more accurate, this is the best we're going to get. Sorry for my bluntness, but I prefer hard numbers, even if somewhat inaccurate, over assumptions and connections made from those assumptions.Ah, I missed some context on how those numbers were collected. I don't think dumps are really super representative of how well the storage can perform. The relative performance between the mediums when dumping roughly mirrors what's been observed elsewhere, but things are unlikely to perform their best in that scenario, and the numbers seem to back that up. A synthetic benchmark of the cart would probably produce some more useful numbers, but I don't know if that's possible.
The concept was innovative but their attempt at it had too many problems. If they ever revisit the idea they'll probably instead have it be something more similar to the Backbone where people would be able to use their smartphones as WiiU style controllers through an app. Would solve the issue of the increased cost with manufacturing a second screen as well as allow for use in both docked and tabletop mode.Ehhhhhh...... I wouldn't call something like the Wii U Gamepad innovative, especially if it holds back its own console and games. That isn't to say it wasn't used well in certain games, like Nintendo Land and Zombie U, but I digress.
I wholeheartedly agree. I wonder just how much they can further push the system with a successor!Yeah, I know, I just don’t think of the 3DS or Switch as wild new ideas. Just iterative ideas that was the natural evolution of their previous systems and incorporated a lot of the tech they had already experimented with.
The most revolutionary thing about the Switch isn’t anything we experience from a hands on point of view, but is that they were able to move all their development teams on to one platform instead of having them spread out between a home console and a handheld.
Thanks for the clarification. And yes, Echoes was meant to be a series. But are Shadow Dragon and the other one part of Echoes?Not sure where this came from -
Engage was finalised in 2021 (according to its own file system and the ratings agency of the UK) and then massively delayed. The additional work after that was just that, additional.
Furthermore, its internal title is IRON 19 (All Fire Emblem games are codenamed IRON followed by their number in the series; 13 went missing. The chemical symbol for iron is Fe, thus the codename.). Three Houses was 17, leaving 18 a mystery. Three Houses was mainly by a different dev team and more of a "get Fire Emblen on Switch NOW" project than it was an Intelligent Systems prestige project.
The actual timeline for FE Development goes something like Echoes in 2017 -> Unknown 2017/2018 project -> Engage (2021).
What we have is some moderately big gaps. One between Echoes and Engage, and one between Engage's time as the primary game in development and now.
Personally, I think "IRON 18" was more likely a proof of concept. A playable but not-intended-for-release project that had Intelligent Systems porting their engine to Switch, and before they moved to Unity. Essentially, I think IRON 18 WAS Engage before the engine swap. This would explain Engage's internal name being 19 while assets are labelled 18.
With all that being said, though, 6 years is a long time for a Fire Emblem game, especially since Engage is relatively limited in scope compared to the previous three titles, IF/Fates, Echoes and Three Houses. So I'm pretty much convinced that the Genealogy of the Holy Wars remake exists. Wasn't Echoes means to be a series following on from the DS remakes of FE 1? So with the two DS games and Echoes, we should be on Echoes 2: Fire Emblem 4 by now, which would be Genealogy of the Holy War.
A Redacted launch title, perhaps? If it isn't that, I'd expect it to come out in the interim between announcement and release of the new console.
Never thought I’d see Zack Snyder mentioned in this thread xDNintendo Switch Anti-Life Equation.
Zack Snyder's Nintendo Switch Anti-Life Equation. 4:3 only. Martian Manhunter not included.
of course Martian Manhunter gets fucked over once againNintendo Switch Anti-Life Equation.
Zack Snyder's Nintendo Switch Anti-Life Equation. 4:3 only. Martian Manhunter not included.
While I haven't played it myself, isn't Genealogy one of the darker games in the series? I feel like a refined Three Houses artstyle would be more fitting; Engage's artstyle reflected that game's lighter tone.If it happens I kind of hope it's in the style of Engage rather than Three Houses. I love Three Houses, and its art style works (for Three Houses), but it would be a bit dull for Genealogy.
People has to know what Lost Eidolons even is firstI hope this does not lead to people thinking we will be getting something like Lost Eidolons, cause that game is ugly and muddy.
Raytracing will allow for the best looking water ever in a Nintendo game.Gimmick will be the Return of the King
Raytracing will allow for the best looking water ever in a Nintendo game.
On a serious note, don't think there's anything wrong with Nintendo's current water systems, outside of Breath of the Wild. Splatoon has shockingly great water for a game where it kills you instantly, because the reflections are baked and the physics precalculated. You don't need an amazingly powerful machine to do great water.
I am still bitter that Breath of the Wild's water is so tremendously bad given how good the fire and electricity interactions are, baffled, even. One of the biggest improvements I saw in the TOTK gameplay demo was how much more ALIVE the water looks.