When it comes to the Nintendo NX, there still isn’t a ton of information out there about what the console will do or what it will offer. What we think we know is that the newest console from Nintendo will not actually have an optical drive. The company hasn’t actually confirmed this but it appears that it also hasn’t denied those rumors and because of that the gaming world is moving on with that assumption.
This weekend, more rumors about what the NX is going to bring. The new rumors are coming from someone close to the company who says that the NX is more than just one console but more of a platform. That means that there is a push to make it quite a bit more cross-platform than what we’ve already seen from the Nintendo brand. There are some versions of the game that allow release on both the 3DS and the Wii U but the NX is geared to expand on that idea.
The company is reportedly looking to come up with a console that is comparable to the Xbox One/PS4 when it comes to the specs and the way it operates back and forth. While it makes sense for Nintendo to modeling their newest console on the ones available, there might be a bit of a danger of aiming their new console at those that have already been on the market for over a year. It’s possible other features will help set the console apart but we’ll have to wait and see when the company finally starts talking.
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This sounds in line with a lot of the speculation that has been going around for the system. The bit about specs is interesting- though a bit worrying. If Nintendo plans to stay competitive beyond just the next 3-5 years, it is in their best interests to surpassthe PS4 by a fair bit. It would be cheap enough to do so now as well.
FULL DISCLOSURE: I write for the site linked in the OP. However, I did not write the article in question; moreover, the original source seems to be in Italian, which is a bit of an issue since I think not a lot of us know Italian, so I went ahead and linked to this anyway. I copied the full article, so you are free to not click on the source link (this counters any conflict of interest).
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