29-07-2016 19:45
Este rumor que salió a principios de 2015 también lo cogería con muchas pinzas, pero pinzas literalmente. El mando de NX sería un mando partido que se podría acoplar a modo de pinzas en cualquier pantalla de smartphones o tablets.
Me encantaría que ejecutasen esa idea. Nintendo tiene que hacer sinergia con el enemigo (móviles/tabletas), no intentar quitarles mercado porque va a perder seguro.
El resto del rumor es clavado a lo anunciado por Eurogamer, así que algo de veracidad le doy:
The NX is a hybrid console/handheld/mobile streaming device that comes in two components:
>The Deck
The main hardware is a brick that contains all of the NX's processing power. It's small enough to be carried in a backpack, purse or messenger bag and can run off a battery or an AC adapter, and includes HDMI/Component Cables that allow it to be plugged into a TV. The Deck's main function though is streaming a wireless signal in the same fashion as the WiiU does for the Gamepad.
>The Harness
The NX's controller is sturdy plastic harness that can be attached to any existing tablet or smartphone. It has dual analog sticks and D-pads, but the facebuttons are moved to the back of the device, meaning that instead of two shoulder buttons, the Harness has four triggers for each hand.
The Deck and the Harness work together to turn any mobile device into a platform for playing Nintendo games. By downloading a simple app, a person's phone or tablet can receive the NX Deck's signal. In this fashion, Nintendo can take advantage of the proliferation of mobile devices instead of being hamstrung by it-- they don't need to market their own machine, instead they turn any existing phone or tablet into a device that can play a Nintendo game.
Of course this would be accompanied by a concerted effort to move into the actual mobile market as well with games designed around phones not requiring the NX to play.
Me encantaría que ejecutasen esa idea. Nintendo tiene que hacer sinergia con el enemigo (móviles/tabletas), no intentar quitarles mercado porque va a perder seguro.
El resto del rumor es clavado a lo anunciado por Eurogamer, así que algo de veracidad le doy:
The NX is a hybrid console/handheld/mobile streaming device that comes in two components:
>The Deck
The main hardware is a brick that contains all of the NX's processing power. It's small enough to be carried in a backpack, purse or messenger bag and can run off a battery or an AC adapter, and includes HDMI/Component Cables that allow it to be plugged into a TV. The Deck's main function though is streaming a wireless signal in the same fashion as the WiiU does for the Gamepad.
>The Harness
The NX's controller is sturdy plastic harness that can be attached to any existing tablet or smartphone. It has dual analog sticks and D-pads, but the facebuttons are moved to the back of the device, meaning that instead of two shoulder buttons, the Harness has four triggers for each hand.
The Deck and the Harness work together to turn any mobile device into a platform for playing Nintendo games. By downloading a simple app, a person's phone or tablet can receive the NX Deck's signal. In this fashion, Nintendo can take advantage of the proliferation of mobile devices instead of being hamstrung by it-- they don't need to market their own machine, instead they turn any existing phone or tablet into a device that can play a Nintendo game.
Of course this would be accompanied by a concerted effort to move into the actual mobile market as well with games designed around phones not requiring the NX to play.