NX Reveal Trailer Coming Tomorrow, Promises Nintendo
Now we are playing with power! NX Power!
Visit http://www.nintendo.com/ on Thursday, October 20 at 7 a.m. PT / 10 a.m. ET to be among the first to discover Nintendo NX. This preview trailer will serve as Nintendo's preliminary announcement of information regarding the platform.
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Asif Khan posted a new article, NX Reveal Trailer Coming Tomorrow, Promises Nintendo
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Nintendo also just tweeted it : https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/788900063833493504
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YES! ^^^^^^ that would be perfect, but they need to make sure its optional coop and you can play in offline mode plus SP mode.
If they don't do what you just said they are crazy! Also what a prefect name Mario Universe you should run Nintendo :) I bet you would do an awesome job.
Super Mario Universe would cool too. -
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Preview? That doesn't sound overly encouraging. That kinda sounds like they'll do a short 2-3min vid and that's it. No full press coverage with tons of details.
I'm really thinking Nintendo's seriously way behind schedule on this. I assume it's the games and not the hardware. They can't really wait much longer for the full announcement. I kinda suspect they have to do something in Oct or face the wrath of their investors. This is why we're getting a "preview" and not a full press conference.
FYI, their fiscal year ends in March. This is why the NX has to release in March, which means
1) the release date has to be in his fiscal year
2) could also mean that it'll have to release in early march to impact sales in the fiscal period
This is to say that the March date is probably set.
I can't see them pushing the full formal press event farther than mid Nov.-
Yeah, they have to do this because of their financial report next week.
They can dodge the press all they want but there is no dodging investors who want to know WTF Nintendo is doing for the next year. Saying "we're launching Pokemon Sun/Moon and Super Mario Run this quarter" isn't enough with the question of NX hanging over everyone's heads.
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UK site is still up: http://www.nintendo.co.uk/
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It doesn't use any discs, it's not going to be fully BC. My money is on updates to their core MP games (SSB, Splat, MK8) and virtual console like re-releases for the more popular SP games. They've already been testing these waters with the Wii releases on the Wii U that work as their own app without having to take your system into Wii Mode.
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Initial impressions are that this looks pretty rad and exactly what everyone predicted. Portable + home console, cartridges, love it. The fact that they are showing Splatoon/Mario Kart 8 has me hoping for either backwards compatibility or at least license upgrades. I don't want to have to keep my Wii U plugged in but I really like a bunch of my games for it so I'd like to continue to be able to play them without buying them again.
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so you are talking out of your ass
http://www.shacknews.com/article/97316/nintendos-switch-runs-on-a-custom-nvidia-tegra-processor
the tegra isn't a slouch
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Do gamers at large really care about mobile gaming like that? It seems to me that this is good for little kids. They are on their tablets all of the time.
But aside from kids it's seems like the only games adults play while on the go are simple games from the App Store. We are too busy to engage in a full-on gaming experience while on the go. I would bet people are much more content to play any game that requires even a moderate time investment at home/on a couch.
The scenarios in the video just aren't going to happen with adults (Which is fine), but we are a bit part of their audience. You can exclusively use it at home of that suits you, but it seems like a misfire and waste of tech. And because the hardware is housed in a small tablet, it's going to be severely underpowered (as usual).
I hate consoles because I think in many ways they retard gaming tech progression, but Nintendo is the one console I'd consider, if they made something worth a damn. We'll see I guess, maybe this will be the best thing since sliced bread. I doubt it though. -
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My friends and I play a game where we pick a stock level and then take turns trying to run through it. First person through it gets to add 5 "blocks" of items, then hands off the controller. Next person to complete the level (now with added blocks) gets to add 5 more. Repeat until someone has finished the level 5 times. It's a blast, and people get diabolical with their item choices.
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It was definitely severely under utilized, but some of my favorite Wii U games made use of it. Think of Mario Maker, do you now have to un-dock the system to design a level, then put it back to play it on the TV? Kind of shitty, and people can no longer easily design levels as a group. My friends and I actually made an Ultimate Chicken Horse style game out of that.
But yeah Nintendoland, Mario Maker, Rayman Legends, Affordable Space Adventures, Stealth Inc. 2, and Splatoon all made great use of the gamepad. Plus games like Zelda were improved by it with regards to inventory management.
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Yeah unless there is storage in both units, a larger backup drive in the dock and smaller flash storage on the portable. It could potentially shuffle titles back on forth between the device depending on what you've been recently playing.
Not quite sure if I trust nintendo to figure something like that out though. -
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-Its a mobile system.
-"unsupported" https://twitter.com/i/web/status/789105984966754304
also nintendo's first party lineup alone is usually worth the entry if you already own a pc.-
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Performance is not an automatic indicator of success. The PS2, Wii, and DS were the slowest consoles of their hardware generations and they are the three highest selling of all time.
The Wii U had many problems. The messaging was obtuse and confusing (is the gamepad an accessory for Wii?), very few devs put the gamepad to good use (Super Mario Maker, Nintendo Land, Rayman Legends, and Splatoon), and most important of all, the library took 18 months to come into its own.
The Switch will sink or swim based on how many games they make for the release window. Zelda is on it for sure, so that's a great start.
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Among other things, Nintendo is responsible for:
Shoulder Buttons
Rumbling Controllers
4-player multiplayer
Motion Control
Wireless Controllers (Wavebird as way ahead of its times)
Thumbsticks on controllers (Sony added their analog sticks after the N64 came out)
Portable gaming (all the way back to Game & Watch)
Nintendo has absolutely shaped the video game industry and its technology as it stands today.
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Sega went out of the hardware race because they were broke, nintendo makes a profit with every console sold. They have a reserve of 12 billion bucks thanks to the wii and the ds, every game they release sells in the millions.
They could bleed money for a century and wouldn’t need to go the sega route.
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Well there's a large age gap of "kids". My son will be 6 when this comes out. He doesn't know it yet, but this thing is going to blow his fucking mind. He's in school right now and has no idea what a press release is or how things like this are announced. But sometime in the middle of March we will be in Target and this will be on display and he will be fawning all over it. Now a 12 year old is still a kid and yes, he's probably watching this video on his iPhone in the school's restroom for the 15th time right now.
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I'm guessing this will be on par with Xbox One? But then Scorpio and PSNeo or whatever will come out, and third party will suffer again? Not to sound negative but I feel like that's pretty obvious as that always happens with Nintendo.
So at best, this will play already released, older games - the newer stuff won't work unless downscaled (which no third party will do)?
I really don't care too much, I just want to play their first party games and have a PC and Xbox anyway. -
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