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Gotta be some form of BC announcement, right? Nintendo doesn't want to announce it now as to not cannibalize whatever sales they can still make this year on Wii U and 3ds.
Autodesk makes Stingray (Game Engine) and other game middleware.I find Autodesk being one of the developers very interesting. Unless there is another Autodesk, they are the makers of CAD. Very very interesting
Autodesk owns Maya.I find Autodesk being one of the developers very interesting. Unless there is another Autodesk, they are the makers of CAD. Very very interesting
Speculation on what still to reveal:
JoyCon motion features
Touchscreen features
New Online Service
VC subscription Service
OS and multimedia capabilities
Mobile games integrations
Social and GPS/Streetpass type features
Games, games, games
Buy on rumor, sell on news. More at 11....
This always happens as traders try to make a quick buck. I still think its a bad move for Nintendo to sit on news for 2 months though. They need to have a plan of action from yesterday until launch to keep the Switch in the minds of consumers throughout Holiday and convince people to spend Holiday money on a future product through preorders.
Speculation on what still to reveal:
JoyCon motion features
Touchscreen features
New Online Service
VC subscription Service
OS and multimedia capabilities
Mobile games integrations
Social and GPS/Streetpass type features
Games, games, games
Partnerships with both hardware/software and IP lending.
They announced support from a bunch of middleware providers. Autodesk has a ton of game middleware.I find Autodesk being one of the developers very interesting. Unless there is another Autodesk, they are the makers of CAD. Very very interesting
Wich of all?I think they are making the same mistake they made with the Wii U...
Some investors blamed a lack of surprise in the announcement for the lukewarm market response, saying the company raised high expectations by withholding details about the hardware for more than a year.
We havent shown everything, a Nintendo spokesman said, adding the company would provide additional information about the Switch next year,
agreedApart from diehard Nintendo fans or enthusiasts I doubt anyone would look at the Switch and be awed. And since they haven't announced how they are going to make money (price, addons, dlc, etc) I doubt investors feel comfortable in the product.
If "Nintendo hinted it still has unannounced surprises up its sleeve", there's no way it's any of that stuff. Simply because none of that would be an outright "surprise". Maybe a game announcement or 2. But all that other stuff is either to be expected or not a unique selling proposition.
Maybe Nintendo misspoke, but all of that stuff does nothing to excite me.
Investors seem to think mobile is the only way based on their reactions
I doubt that but the Switch has alot of unanswered questions and some big concerns that Nintendo probably won't address until next year which will affect investors.Investors seem to think mobile is the only way based on their reactions
Nintendo’s shares, which have risen more than 50 per cent since the start of the year on renewed faith that the Kyoto-based company was poised for a smartphone and console-based revival, shed more than 6 per cent on Friday morning.
That more than reversed Thursday’s 3.3 per cent climb amid the buzz surrounding the stock after Nintendo alerted the gaming world that the video was coming.
One concern, said analysts, was still the question of the machine’s price. Serkan Toto, a games industry consultant who commented shortly after the release of the video, said that for the Switch to make an impact in a market where Sony’s PlayStation 4 already has a global installed base of more than 40m users, it had to come in at or below the price of other consoles now well into their stride.
“They must find a way to release the Switch at US$299 to stand a chance; that’s the threshold. It’s not impossible by offering the device in multiple versions,” said Mr Toto, who added that Nintendo still appeared to be struggling to define its target audience. “Who else but diehard Nintendo fans will buy the Switch?” he said.
Apart from diehard Nintendo fans or enthusiasts I doubt anyone would look at the Switch and be awed. And since they haven't announced how they are going to make money (price, addons, dlc, etc) I doubt investors feel comfortable in the product.
that's correct.... but I would sell after mario run is released and the first numbers are reported. Unless you believe that Mario Run will save their financial year (alongside pokemon go + sun/moon).Perfect time to buy before Mario Run releases in December.
Actually after the briefing next week might be better...
Isn't it normal for shares to slide on reveals?
I find Autodesk being one of the developers very interesting. Unless there is another Autodesk, they are the makers of CAD. Very very interesting
Scaleform® middleware provides a design-driven workflow for creating powerful and immersive user interface (UI) environments for PCs, game consoles, mobile devices, and consumer electronics.
To be honest, it sounds like you're a bit jaded. I mean, I don't really have an opinion on whether it will actually sell well at all or not, but you really don't need to be a diehard Nintendo fan or even enthusiast to find the idea of a console that you can grab with you and play local multiplayer with other people awesome. Again, how much it'll actually sell is another matter, but there are plenty of people who really like the idea.Apart from diehard Nintendo fans or enthusiasts I doubt anyone would look at the Switch and be awed. And since they haven't announced how they are going to make money (price, addons, dlc, etc) I doubt investors feel comfortable in the product.
That's not really it.Not surprising. Did anyone think Wii U 2.0 would look promising to investors ?
lol, you reap what you sow nintendo.
Bingo, JoeShares drop after an announcement.
Fucking newsflash.
Apart from diehard Nintendo fans or enthusiasts I doubt anyone would look at the Switch and be awed. And since they haven't announced how they are going to make money (price, addons, dlc, etc) I doubt investors feel comfortable in the product.
You're crazy.I think both the amount of people that will buy and the price needed to sell is underestimated. I bet they sell it for 350-400, and they will sell a lot.
Trailers mean nothing. Interest is good, but how much of that is "whoa, Nintendo is finally making a new console!" or "hey, check out the Switch... it looks... interesting."Trailer has over ten million views in less than a day, I think there's some interest.