Becuase it was hard to follow.

We all know this thread is Irrelevant.

Becuase it was hard to follow.

We all know this thread is Irrelevant.

Well not really, for people who arent Nintendo fanboys, its intresting to discuss. Sure Nintendo' s next console will be HD, but will it be like the 360, or like the 720 in power?

The way i see it, programming is a progression where you follow each step, if you sit yourself on the ass for 5 years because your idea of next gen is different from anyone elses, you might have a hard time catching up.

Its hard to get around that Nintendo didnt make a console with compared power to the other two because if the console failed and they had spent alot of money, they would be dead in the water.

You could say say nintendo both played it safe and took a chance at the same time, it would have been great if they had taken two chances though.

It is Irrelevant tho, We all know Nintendo have divisions workin on this era and mostly likely on game ideas, the Programming bit is the Easy bit.

It is Irrelevant tho, We all know Nintendo have divisions workin on this era and mostly likely on game ideas, the Programming bit is the Easy bit.

Well if they release old gen again next time sure its going to be easy for them, but if they release a next gen console, they have to include twice the tech. And thats going to make the games even more expensive for them, since its going to take a lot more time, and trail and error.

Its good for you that you have faith.

your like a ***ing

You ever did programming or how can you say that the programming bit is " easy" ?

I' m not worried about Nintendo' s game developers or programmers. The only new problem Nintendo programmers will have is going from single core CPU to multi core. However by the time Nintendo makes the switch, better tools will be available to lessen the challenge and maximize the returns of more than one core. The GPU is never too difficult for programmers to use.

The true question is, will they be large enough to supply the additional content of more capable hardware? Presumably they will since Nintendo designs hardware with their development team in mind. Maybe that' s why they took such a baby step with Wii, they might have wanted to build arms before walking in the war of modern videogames.

I am curious as to what direction Nintendo will take next though. Where the hell do you go after Wii? I' m guessing that they will make something comparable with 360/PS3 and keep the Wiimote and introduce a new traditional controller as well.

I doubt Nintendo will ever try to compete alongside the heavy hitters if they can be successful staying a generation behind.

NINTENDO (1983 - Present)

Cool, Where have you been lately Nitro? im seeing a few of these Pictures poping up with you at some kind of Games event?

VX There' s actually one thing That Nintendo could certainly realise they have abit of catching up to do...

Voice Acting

In this day and age im sick to death of reading through narrative with Made-up annoying sounds replacing waht should be proper Voice-acting. Playing through Zelda to Big Brain Academy this is the area that felt Lazy and old.

Voice acting is standard nowadays and i think it' s about time Nintendo Made it theirs.

I think voice acting shouldnt be in all games but in text light games like zelda its crazy not to have it.

But imagine a game like Torment or Baldur' s Gate with fully voiced dialogs, it would take ages to record, be very expensive and require loads of space (go bluray)