super_furry wrote: » Another one here. Looks like the thumbsticks are indeed like PSP/3DS sticks.
Pac1Man wrote: » The sticker says 'confidential property'. Hmm. Looks like a Chinese knock-off Vita.
Tipsy McSwagger wrote: » My ultimate dream is for Reggie to walk on stage at E3 with Gabe Newell and announce the Steamtendo, but alas I must keep on dreaming.
Tipsy McSwagger wrote: » It's about time Nintendo stopped with the gimmicks and just give us a powerful machine that can blow away the X1 & PS4. My ultimate dream is for Reggie to walk on stage at E3 with Gabe Newell and announce the Steamtendo, but alas I must keep on dreaming.
MilesMorales1 wrote: » And the second photo is also fake apparently. Shocker.
Corholio wrote: » More rumours from a supposed 'AAA developer' who posted to Reddit. He stated the NX is more powerful than the PS4. Salt at the ready. The controller:Doesn’t have an oval screen. Ours is a standard rectangle. Has physical buttons with a screen behind them. It doesn’t have a form shifting screen, nor does it have a touchscreen with haptic feedback. Is hardwired to the devkit, which looks like a boring black box with some USB ports and a disc drive. However, that fake does get a couple things right. It does have scroll wheel shoulder buttons, but in addition to them it also has two regular shoulder buttons labeled ZL and ZR. It also has a headphone jack in the bottom of the controller. I don’t know if the NX is backwards compatible with the Wii U or 3DS or not, but it doesn’t look like it is. The system is different enough from both that I think it would be hard to play games from other consoles. The controller is sort of a game system in its own, but it’s not a replacement for the 3DS. It works like a companion app on a phone, and you can take it with you and control some things from your game, like how the VMU on the Dreamcast let you take a Chao with you and train it. No one outside Nintendo knows what the NX’s name is. It’s still the NX here internally.
As promised, I've decided to share some more NX information with you. This is second-hand information from trusted sources (like last time) and I have little reason to doubt its validity. Here you go: x86 architecture. Backup data to Nintendo server (most likely My Nintendo). Support for additional screen. Can handle ports of current-gen games. Will be able to interact with smartdevice apps. Using NX software will unlock My Nintendo reward points.