Hydrogen Bluebird
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Nintendo is taking too long to announce this thing.
Is anyone else getting tired of all these "rumor and speculation" topics regarding the NX?
Nintendo has yet to even show anything regarding the system - it just gets really tiresome to keep seeing topics about it.
They're harmless.Is anyone else getting tired of all these "rumor and speculation" topics regarding the NX?
Nintendo has yet to even show anything regarding the system - it just gets really tiresome to keep seeing topics about it.
When people say the Wii (or any Nintendo system) had no appeal to """core gamers""" what they really mean is a carefully cultivated audience of teenage-to-thirty-something middle class straight men who like to engage in toxic masculine power fantasies with high production values. The divide between core and casual gamers to begin with is just nerd elitism crafted by a bunch of insecure young men who were angry that that Nintendo let a bunch of women, children and old people into "their" space. So they needed a way to declare themselves different; superior. So they're "core" which means they're ~real gamers.~
When people say the Wii (or any Nintendo system) had no appeal to """core gamers""" what they really mean is a carefully cultivated audience of teenage-to-thirty-something middle class straight men who like to engage in toxic masculine power fantasies with high production values. The divide between core and casual gamers to begin with is just nerd elitism crafted by a bunch of insecure young men who were angry that that Nintendo let a bunch of women, children and old people into "their" space. So they needed a way to declare themselves different; superior. So they're "core" which means they're ~real gamers.~
In my own anecdotal experience, a lot women prefer Nintendo platforms like the Wii and 3DS, myself included. The Wii was also plenty liked even by gaming enthusiasts whose tastes differed from the mainstream aforementioned power fantasies- people who preferred traditional/retro/arcade type of experiences, and those who liked colorful, niche Japanese games. And yes, Nintendo fans still count as enthusiasts or "core gamers" if you prefer.
Interestingly, slightly related, the most popular platform with women is mobile, which is also the least "real" gaming platform according to "core gamers."
You're getting duped into paying to use your existing internet connection on consoles and you're making a list?
Perhaps while we speak about battery issues we can ask Kotaku to do a battery test-off between the 3ds (or even Wii u pad) and the dualshock 4. You can listen to their report on your headphones through a proprietary adapter on your new 900 dollar Apple devices - a clear benefit to their consumers.
Nintendo is taking too long to announce this thing.
When people say the Wii (or any Nintendo system) had no appeal to """core gamers""" what they really mean is a carefully cultivated audience of teenage-to-thirty-something middle class straight men who like to engage in toxic masculine power fantasies with high production values. The divide between core and casual gamers to begin with is just nerd elitism crafted by a bunch of insecure young men who were angry that that Nintendo let a bunch of women, children and old people into "their" space. So they needed a way to declare themselves different; superior. So they're "core" which means they're ~real gamers.~
In my own anecdotal experience, a lot women prefer Nintendo platforms like the Wii and 3DS, myself included. The Wii was also plenty liked even by gaming enthusiasts whose tastes differed from the mainstream aforementioned power fantasies- people who preferred traditional/retro/arcade type of experiences, and those who liked colorful, niche Japanese games. And yes, Nintendo fans still count as enthusiasts or "core gamers" if you prefer.
Interestingly, slightly related, the most popular platform with women is mobile, which is also the least "real" gaming platform according to "core gamers."
When people say the Wii (or any Nintendo system) had no appeal to """core gamers""" what they really mean is a carefully cultivated audience of teenage-to-thirty-something middle class straight men who like to engage in toxic masculine power fantasies with high production values. The divide between core and casual gamers to begin with is just nerd elitism crafted by a bunch of insecure young men who were angry that that Nintendo let a bunch of women, children and old people into "their" space. So they needed a way to declare themselves different; superior. So they're "core" which means they're ~real gamers.~
In my own anecdotal experience, a lot women prefer Nintendo platforms like the Wii and 3DS, myself included. The Wii was also plenty liked even by gaming enthusiasts whose tastes differed from the mainstream aforementioned power fantasies- people who preferred traditional/retro/arcade type of experiences, and those who liked colorful, niche Japanese games. And yes, Nintendo fans still count as enthusiasts or "core gamers" if you prefer.
Interestingly, slightly related, the most popular platform with women is mobile, which is also the least "real" gaming platform according to "core gamers."
And if they half assed the reveal im sure you and others would be complaining.
And if they half assed the reveal im sure you and others would be complaining.
I'm thinking they're gonna drop the price on 3DS when NX drops.
$99 for 2DS, $149 for N3DS, $199 and $249 for NX (2 SKUs), Wii U left the same and forgotten.
Their own event or Direct which every gaming media source will report on.They did half ass the reveal because they chose to delay it too many times.They passed on E3, sure, Gamescom, why? Their own direct, hell no, and TGS, OK now what other opportunity is there left?
The DS4 battery is crap too. I'm not talking about paying more for online, but if that's what it takes to get essential features, then why not? Also the Wii U had a built in mic and they chose to ignore it's use for online gaming. Maybe a parental control issue, but is something that costs them big in the end.
Yeah, I see 299$ as well.Why do some people believe the Nx will drop for 200-249?
Im expecting 299. The gimmick of being a home console that is a portable is very appealing.
Yes, Steam and Origin PC prove that paying twice to use your internet connection is required for a good online experience.
Why do some people believe the Nx will drop for 200-249?
Im expecting 299. The gimmick of being a home console that is a portable is very appealing.
Why do some people believe the Nx will drop for 200-249?
Im expecting 299. The gimmick of being a home console that is a portable is very appealing.
They did half ass the reveal because they chose to delay it too many times.They passed on E3, sure, Gamescom, why? Their own direct, hell no, and TGS, OK now what other opportunity is there left?
Every rumor right now is pointing at a system that could surprise everyone with a low price. People on here will say, "If it isn't as powerful as PS4, it's dead in the water." I don't believe that at all. If this thing somehow releases at $199, all bets are off.
They did half ass the reveal because they chose to delay it too many times.They passed on E3, sure, Gamescom, why? Their own direct, hell no, and TGS, OK now what other opportunity is there left?
Yeah, I see 299$ as well.
Whatever you hope for, add at least 50$.
Their own fucking event like Sony and Microsoft do for their hardware?
It will have all the same coverage as if they revealed it at a show.
This weight people put on tradeshows is ridiculous. The media/press cycle doesn't stop between them.
I'm not sure if it will, but I think it sort of has to be $250 with the slim and xbox one at 299.Why do some people believe the Nx will drop for 200-249?
Im expecting 299. The gimmick of being a home console that is a portable is very appealing.
I don't believe that gobbly gook.$350 is probably just for 1 unit. The NX is said to have a powerful console at a later date.
Nintendo is taking too long to announce this thing.
$350 is probably just for 1 unit. The NX is said to have a powerful console at a later date. If they directly compete with power, it will be priced slightly lower for the main console. $200 is what they have been charging for handheld, but I can't see them dropping New 3DS by that much because that thing just came out. The handheld is either a new controller for Wii U, or some expensive life changing smart device.
The nX console should probably launch in November with a lower price than Scorpio but with a worth while horse power.
Why do some people believe the Nx will drop for 200-249?
Im expecting 299. The gimmick of being a home console that is a portable is very appealing.
I keep wanting to say this (and I do say it), but then I also think "just do it when you're ready, Nintendo. It has to be great."
But I don't know...I've been so conditioned to expect delays lately that it's hard for me to accept that it will release in March. That said, I think with all the talk, they can't push it past March. Can they?
Why do some people believe the Nx will drop for 200-249?
Im expecting 299. The gimmick of being a home console that is a portable is very appealing.
Their own fucking event like Sony and Microsoft do for their hardware?
It will have all the same coverage as if they revealed it at a show.
This weight people put on tradeshows is ridiculous. The media/press cycle doesn't stop between them.
ALL THAT MATTERS is that the software and features are ready and in a presentable state to wow people. The timing of that doesn't matter. The hundred million dollar marketing campaign won't start until a few weeks before launch anyway
Their own fucking event like Sony and Microsoft do for their hardware?
It will have all the same coverage as if they revealed it at a show.
This weight people put on tradeshows is ridiculous. The media/press cycle doesn't stop between them.
ALL THAT MATTERS is that the software and features are ready and in a presentable state to wow people. The timing of that doesn't matter. The hundred million dollar marketing campaign won't start until a few weeks before launch anyway
They can't afford to be absent from the console space for basically another entire year. It HAS to come out in March.
Arguably they are already pushing it not releasing it this Holiday.
$350 is probably just for 1 unit. The NX is said to have a powerful console at a later date. If they directly compete with power, it will be priced slightly lower for the main console. $200 is what they have been charging for handheld, but I can't see them dropping New 3DS by that much because that thing just came out. The handheld is either a new controller for Wii U, or some expensive life changing smart device.
The nX console should probably launch in November with a lower price than Scorpio but with a worth while horse power.
Alll aboard!!!
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When people say the Wii (or any Nintendo system) had no appeal to """core gamers""" what they really mean is a carefully cultivated audience of teenage-to-thirty-something middle class straight men who like to engage in toxic masculine power fantasies with high production values. The divide between core and casual gamers to begin with is just nerd elitism crafted by a bunch of insecure young men who were angry that that Nintendo let a bunch of women, children and old people into "their" space. So they needed a way to declare themselves different; superior. So they're "core" which means they're ~real gamers.~
In my own anecdotal experience, a lot women prefer Nintendo platforms like the Wii and 3DS, myself included. The Wii was also plenty liked even by gaming enthusiasts whose tastes differed from the mainstream aforementioned power fantasies- people who preferred traditional/retro/arcade type of experiences, and those who liked colorful, niche Japanese games. And yes, Nintendo fans still count as enthusiasts or "core gamers" if you prefer.
Interestingly, slightly related, the most popular platform with women is mobile, which is also the least "real" gaming platform according to "core gamers."
When people say the Wii (or any Nintendo system) had no appeal to """core gamers""" what they really mean is a carefully cultivated audience of teenage-to-thirty-something middle class straight men who like to engage in toxic masculine power fantasies with high production values. The divide between core and casual gamers to begin with is just nerd elitism crafted by a bunch of insecure young men who were angry that that Nintendo let a bunch of women, children and old people into "their" space. So they needed a way to declare themselves different; superior. So they're "core" which means they're ~real gamers.~
In my own anecdotal experience, a lot women prefer Nintendo platforms like the Wii and 3DS, myself included. The Wii was also plenty liked even by gaming enthusiasts whose tastes differed from the mainstream aforementioned power fantasies- people who preferred traditional/retro/arcade type of experiences, and those who liked colorful, niche Japanese games. And yes, Nintendo fans still count as enthusiasts or "core gamers" if you prefer.
Interestingly, slightly related, the most popular platform with women is mobile, which is also the least "real" gaming platform according to "core gamers."
What am I reading?...
Some Fan-fiction?
You read correctly. My belief is that Nintendo is going to stick it out.
You read correctly. My belief is that Nintendo is going to stick it out.
If the NX takes off like the Wii/DS did, I'm wondering what lame excuses third party publishers are going to come up with to not to make games for it and/or load it up to the brim with solve-ware with poor marketing and advertising. Or are they going to sabotage the platform like they did the 3DS(which won't happen due Nintendo purportedly having an epic launch lineup for the first year)
They can't afford to be absent from the console space for basically another entire year. It HAS to come out in March.
Arguably they are already pushing it not releasing it this Holiday.
I agree. That's what keeps me excited for March, and a hopefully soon (October?) reveal. I just need to know what this thing is, and ideally what kinds of games it will have at launch. I know they're holding things back for NX, so they have GOT to have some launch games ready to show with the console reveal.
If the NX takes off like the Wii/DS did, I'm wondering what lame excuses third party publishers are going to come up with to not to make games for it and/or load it up to the brim with solve-ware with poor marketing and advertising. Or are they going to sabotage the platform like they did the 3DS(which won't happen due Nintendo purportedly having an epic launch lineup for the first year)
Having a robust launch is one reason Nintendo has offically posited for the delay
You really shouldn't do this to yourself.