Man now I wanna try this. I'm amblyopic, meaning that I can't see the 3D effect of the 3DS.
The value of the Nintendo Account's percieved integrity is effectively infinite (there is no cap on how high it can push Nintendo's value), so long as investors value it, and Nintendo has worked to explicitly tie Nintendo Account engagement to their valuation or at the very least shareholder perception.
I apologize for digging in to much. Dude makes me angry. I don't think he means well, but I admit that is probably out-of-line.
Massive value in 1-generation of BC. Totally agreed. The cost and value of supporting older generations may or may not be a bigger story.
Consider Nintendo Switch - Nintendo continues to profit from EVERY generation of their hardware. Wii and GCN through Hagi ports, Wii U ports, DS remakes, GBA, N64, GBC, SNES and NES subscriptions.
I'm not disagreeing with you.
To be fair, I have to give him credit for finding the next gen trailer for metroid prime 4. I honestly thought he was done doubling, tripling, x-ing down and AMD.
Yes! This is why I'm here and I like it a lot. It is what makes me come back here daily. I honestly couldn't give 2 shits about all these youtubers, especially not in this thread. I like the good stuff you provide here.
Im kinda the opposite. I’m feeling particularly meh right now, but once the baby is revealed, I will be hyped for months, looking forward to the camping out in the line for launch day unit.
Just to be clear, Nvidia's using Arm's IP, specifically Arm's Neoverse V2 IP (here and here), for Grace.
I don't really see that happening in the foreseeable future, especially with Nvidia having a 20 year Arm licence. And the RISC-V ecosystem is currently not very well established, going by the presentation at the RISC-V Summit by Moonki Jang from Samsung.
So you think in the future Nintendo will go back to having multiple consoles at one time? A portable and a home console maybe?
RISC-V is really interesting and I can't imagine any company in the hardware space not investigating it and investing in it at some level. It wouldn't surprise me at all to see RISC-V in a future Nintendo hardware product, but it will be something incidental - like as part of an HDMI encoder that they bought from another company or something else that's not the main CPU or GPU.
As much value as they see in GCN games now at least, which isn't zero!
Nah, I think they'll stick with one if it kills them. Nintendo Switch today, Nintendo Switch tomorrow, Nintendo Switch forever. The only periods with multiple devices should be the cross gen periods, much like their competitors who only have home consoles. Even if they move beyond the Switch formfactor, I think they'll do so by ending the formfactor of Nintendo Switch rather than having two product lines.
We're splitting hairs here. I'm not disagreeing with you. I'm just saying that BC survives until nintendo doesn't see the benefit of supporting old sales and continuing to sell old games that haven't been refreshed by other means. It becomes a special thing like Super Mario Sunshine on the Switch.
i want nintendo fans to set up millions of tents near nintendo NY the day switch 2 is announced waiting for the release day LMAO
Ohhhh i see, So the XR headset would be an addition to the Switch family? Cause that would be lame to commute on the train with a XR headset on lol
But that's not what I'm saying, I'm saying that's not relevant because we already have clear evidence they do value their legacy content and there's no reason why that would stop.
Oh, no, if they do an XR headset, I think they'll do it INSTEAD of a new generation of Switch, or even outright label it Switch 5, and I think the expectation really woild be to use them on the train like we do with handhelds now. An XR headset has to have incompatible experiences to stand out, and while they maybe could do that with just one member of a product family, I think they'd more likely just make their next product family pure XR.
They valued Gamecube BC until the Wii U (or that other Wii hardware design if we want to get pedantic) and Wii (and Wii U) until the Switch. They supported DS (and 3DS) until the Switch.
Very interesting turn of phrase.
If they were to do that then they would need to sell it with a pro controller? A headset and controller don't seem super portable to me.
If you wear a VR helmet on public transit, someone is going to steal your backpack, just out of the principle of the thing.
A lot of stuff concerning Switch 2 discussed last summer remains relevant and accurate, to be fair.
haha I literally laughed out loud at work
I agree, but that's a problem for future Nintendo to figure out. I imagine it could be something like Joy-Con, wireless controllers that attach to the unit to charge, sync and be transported. When you want to play you take it out of your bag, slide it onto your eyes like glasses, or strap it over depending, and slide the controllers off to play. It could then project UI elements between the two controllers to be used like a touch screen. But this is generations and generations in the future; I'm talking about it because with minimal news on NG Switch, I guess we end up talking about the flavour of the day. This happens to be XR thanks to Apple's fancy VR headset (I'll call it spacial computer if they write me a cheque and not a minute sooner.).
so the switch tablet would slide into it or is it stand alone?
I posted this before I believe, but in my mind, it'll looks like this. The Mock-up is just a headset with that 3D effect in it. There would be a slider to adjust the 3D. Knowing Nintendo, they might even add a Gyro sensor in it.
A headset is more convenient than a 3D screen on the console itself, since you won't be forced to be in handheld mode only. With the headset, you can game with this 3D effect in both handheld and docked mode.
I believe there was once a time where people thought Splatoon came to 3DS, (which obviously couldn't) and the idea of playing Splatoon in 3D made some people hyped. (this is what I read on a Dutch forum back in the day). And yes, if this could become a thing, a Splatoon with 3D effect would be possible and quite fun. Aswell as other big titles from major companies. Like, we got Super Street Fighter IV 3D Edition on 3DS launch, imagine Street Fighter 6 to be in the same way. Or maybe if we got our hands on Red Dead Redemption II with the 3D effect. I'd also like to see the Call of Duty series having such feature. I won't say the 3D effect is a game changer, but visually it was marvelous.
Standalone, displaying a virtual screen in front of you.
I think so, yeah. Barring clock speeds and RAM amounts, there's not much else that would be new to us.
Precisely, it could stream the gameplay via a cord or wireless. But no Switch to slide into it. Idk, that how it would work into my brain.
Idk guys I just don't see the vision lol I think gamers like holding their games in the palm of there hands, some tangible they can pass around to friends or show off to people. Plus this vision goes against Nintendo bringing family together. VR is very isolating
Thank you guys for the answers regarding this screen question a few pages back.
Say no to VR…
going camping in a RV is pretty fun, used to do it a lot as a kid!
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