Pessimism and hate are not the same thing.
because they trough, it too unreal too unintendo, to do a console with the graphical/techinal specs/ perfomance, the Eurogamer/VGC reports are implying
Oh wow, it literally was nothing (grand). Ok then, carry on. Thank you by the way for bringing me up to speed!
For quad-channel? That would require the memory controller (within the SoC?) to support it, and I don't believe the Tegra X1 did.
Bayonetta 3 in particular drew much more controversy from its story that's somehow even worse than what you'd normally expect from Platinum, so more than you'd think.The number of people that buys over the top action games for their story are probably.. not that many
I dont think it would make a huge difference in sale if the story was even great tbh.
I'd definitely replay the Bayonetta games if ever remastered though
At this point, I don't think many of those people think that the Switch was an exception, at least not now. Back in 2017, it was pretty powerful for its class as a handheld, and I do think that it was seen by many as Nintendo having more powerful hardware than they used to, especially with ports like Doom and the Witcher 3. But now, I don't think many people think that anymore because they stopped comparing the Switch to the PS4/Xbox One, and started comparing it subconsiously to the PS5/Xbox Series X, which naturally appears more unfavorable. Or nowadays, they might compare it to the Steam Deck/ROG Ally, which are more powerful due to being newer machines. And so, they retroactively believe that the Switch was always weak hardware.
And some don’t even see the Switch as an exception to the rule considering most people online see Switch more as a PS360 than a PS4.
Exactly - certainly wasn't calling you (or anyone else) out - just that membership is increasing the Switch NG seems more and more imminent.
Agreed! As a casual outsider until the Switch era, it weirds me out how hostile the video game fan community can get over anything.
Forgive me if I was vague and generalizing. One of the things that happens is that it only takes one person to post something previously discussed for 10 old timers to jump in with the smackdown, and I include myself. As the community gets bigger, the pace of things is going to get faster, just as more people participate. I wasn't trying to suggest that "newbies talking about silly things" - I was saying "an increase in members is going to make the pace of discussions increase, rapidly."
Sorry that I made that impression. When I suggested "onboarding" I wasn't just meaning in terms of information but "how the community operates." A new forum member is, in a sense, not a member of the community - this thread predating the existence of Famiboards - but a prospective one. And I want to welcome those people - which means not throwing the to the wolves of the old timers holding them to implicit standards buried in 2000 pages of forum text, 400 of which are in a different forum entirely.
Sure - but again, I was trying to use the activision discussion as a jumping off point for talking about how the community operates in what is likely it's final, busiest 6-8 months.
mind linking that article? i missed this.
The mention of Wii U ports to Switch and tying that in with the notion that Nintendo won't do BC anymore because they could keep charging folks full MSRP each time infuriates me beyond belief. It completely ignores the situation between Wii U and Switch and all the past BC platforms before it, both home console and portable.
here It's actually the name of a user that had discussed about the information they had in this thread
That's what I mean though. The Switch's performance was decent as a handheld released in early 2017 priced at $300 in the same way that the DS was expected performance for a handheld to release in 2004 that was only $150, while the Wii, 3DS, and WiiU were considered woefully underpowered for their initial price and release date, though the Wii managed to sell well in spite of it.
oh it's a user? i was confused on what the quotation marks and wording lmao. my bad.
They also said it was going to be revealed in May 2023 and then requested a ban a few weeks before receipts were coming due
NTD (a department of NOA) has a major role in working on hardware and game development toolchains/stack. So yes, it would be.
I think it's fair to call out pervasive dubious claims about Nintendo, since they can be frustrating to read. Otherwise, I don't think anyone here is making any claims of superiority of one console over the other.
Thanks! If the integration of machine learning technologies they're referring to is indeed DLSS I hope this doesn't mean the reveal/release calendar is very far out. A lot people in this thread have been speculating something being shown at or around March but this listing does give me pause.
the mainboard would have to be considerably redesigned and they already designed it to waste little space. unless they moved to a stacked SoC/Ram design, I don't see 4 chips possible on a single sided
All the work these teams do is continuous -- before, during, and after release. Hiring for a position doesn't mean work is just starting.
Many. From Bandai Namco Tales of Arise and Elden Ring. From Square Enix FF7 remake and FFXVI as well as the upcoming Dragon Quest XII: flames of fate.. From Sega: Every new like a dragon and Yakuza game. From Capcom: Every new Resident evil game, street fighter 6 and the upcoming Dragon's dogma II. None of these games should be impossible to port over to the Switch 2.
I mean yeah it’s not like it’s a must-have feature on Switch specifically, especially because of the handheld nature of the system. Would be a nice to have thing at best.
Kingdom Hearts 4 & maybe native ports of the previous games
The big 6 JP devs:
www.nintendolife.com
I think so. Having their own AI upscaler would future proof their games should a nuclear option be enabledso this is related to this patent Nintendo has filled
Patent Reveals Nintendo Is Working On Upscaling Technology
Just made public, the patent was first placed in March 2020
I bookmarked those in Famiboards, hope it helps answer some of your questions:
I did mention that. But it can't increase it by this much. The second largest PDF in here is 65 MB, and that one is 140 pages long with a bunch of images. Additionally, the overlarge PDF is just one of several with metadata indicating it was generated by the "YesLaw Transcript Generator", and none of the others have this file size problem.
Should be all in the OP.
Sorry, missed that.
Sounds wild to be me. WiiU has such a poor library compared to other Nintendo consoles, it is with the N64 in terms of low library depth while having lower highs.
My guess is that they've been burned by Nintendo's many setbacks over the years. It's understandable, but the more irrational crowd doesn't seem to give credit where it's due, despite whatever issues Nintendo still have, now. They're not a flawless company, hell I've had more than my share of frustrations with them, but I feel the pessimism is overt.
Viewing the PDF on Firefox reveals a bunch of attachments along the 5-page transcript. I looked into 2 of them randomly, seem to be just internal emails discussing MS' strategy or some technical topics. Will check them all tomorrow, it's already nightime here fella.
Man, Switch has gotten a ton of PS4/One games that PS360 wouldn't have dreamed of pulling off.
50% what? If we're saying there's a theoretical multiplatform game that's 1080p60 on Series S without any fancy upscaling, given what we know it seems feasible enough to me that undocked Switch 2 using DLSS could manage a decent-looking 1080p30 at least, unless it's a game that plays particularly to Series S's strengths like CPU.
