MilesMorales1 wrote: » 500gb on PS4/XB1 is inadequate.
super_furry wrote: » The machine that these specs are pointing to already exists - the Nvidia Shield tablet. It's got a Tegra K1 chip, 32gb a HDMI out port to allow you to hook it up to your main TV, and if you pair it with the iPega 9023, you have a bulky handheld console...It's powerful enough in it's own right and can, with some fiddling, emulate the Gamecube, but it's two years old now and Nintendo need more.
sligeach wrote: » It doesn't mention it there but I've read that it contains an SD card slot and that the final product may have 64GB's. Wow, still brutal. Some of that will be eaten up by the OS and could be filled with a couple of games. Solution? Cloud storage? Still not ideal. I thought we'd get 500GB's minimum. Nintendo like SSD but that's still costly, right? And then there's the space to consider.
sligeach wrote: » I would hope that the rumoured home base would house a beefy hard drive as well as performing other functions like upping the resolution of games. So while you're out and about you'll rely on the internal memory and So cards.
CastorTroy wrote: » Maybe the portable will have the 32GB and the dock will have a larger HDD.
super_furry wrote: » Nintendo really need to get out there and get their message out. In the absence of anything from them, these leaks and increasing speculation aren't doing them any favours.
RUMOR - OVERVIEW OF NX BASIC FEATURES This rumor comes to us from Emily Rogers. In this snippet from an article she posted, Emily talks about the various elements of the NX... Here is what you can expect from the final retail product:Custom Nvidia GPU chip Region Free (No region lock) <– Confirmed this. Six inch (6.2 inch?) multi-touch screen (Heard nothing about a stylus) The touchscreen has 720p resolution. <— 100% Confirmed. 32GB of built-in internal storage SD card support Supports USB 2.0 and 3.0 The dock has two 2.0 usb ports and one 3.0 usb port. The device is around 14 – 15 mm in thickness. The right analogue stick will be below the face buttons. Camera and microphone are not built into the NX portable device. Cooling is still a little noisy Detachable controllers (motion controls and next-gen vibration technology) <– Everything Laura Kate Dale said in her article was correct. Share / Social button that Laura Kate Dale posted is true. There are at least two shoulder buttons. I haven’t heard anything yet about triggers. Battery Life — Ehhh not great. I haven’t heard an exact number of hours, but it doesn’t sound great. Below PS4 and XB1 in raw power. Supports Unreal Engine 4 and Unity Engine.
Bplus announces Tank It! for Nintendo’s NX and the PC Even though we are roughly six months away from the launch of the NX, Nintendo has confirmed exactly two pieces of information about their next console… 1) It exists, and 2) The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild will be released sometime next year. Thankfully, third partiy publishers are going ahead and announcing their NX projects anyway. Case in point, Austrian developer Bplus recently announced that they’ll bring their next game, Tank It!, to the NX in 2017. Described as a “war simulation game” with an “anti-war” message, Bplus also plans to release Tank It! for the PC in 2016: Tank it! is a realistic and bloody war simulation game designed to show how brutal and dangerous war really is… that it is no good… that countless civilians are killed as collateral damage. In Tank it! you command a drone to remotely control a heavy tank. You receive the mission to travel to remote villages, find and destroy the target military camps and eliminate all terrorists. But as in real life, there are many civilians in the villages, as well. The terrorists and civilians alike are at the player’s mercy. It is up to the player alone to decide how to handle this mission. Bplus has previously developed a number of games for Nintendo’s eShop service including Bit Boy!! (2009) and Bit Boy!! Arcade (2014).
MilesMorales1 wrote: » We're going mad in here, we need confirmation.