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Nintendo CEO Says " There will be more ways to have fun with switch, details to be announced 2018"
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The prosthetic isn't, and the bottle is lube. Draw your own conclusions.
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But I can't read his mind. I don't know what he is implying. I'm mainly addressing the people in this thread discussing VR on Switch and if it's possible.
Agreed. It says have fun and not specifically play. So my guess is video apps, and maybe virtual console? After all the paid online is coming up next year too.
In the future there will be announcements about announcements!
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That's my thought as well. "More ways to have fun" translates as "other than games" I believe.
Yea I know and understand. Just saying me being reliable about a VR solution existing for Switch doesn't mean it will ever actually materialize or that this is what the tweet was about.
Still awaiting the rumoured super dock announcement.
Couldn't possibly be a VR headset announcement surely. Switch screen is both too big and too low resolution to produce anything decent right?
Having said that, cartoony content looks great in VR as evidenced by Playroom VR.
Couldn't possibly be a VR headset announcement surely. Switch screen is both too big and too low resolution to produce anything decent right?
Having said that, cartoony content looks great in VR as evidenced by Playroom VR.
I think thats actually one of those fisting dildos modeled from a pornstar, I know this because the super best friends received I believe 3 or 4 of those along with dragon dildos in their short lived mailbag series
At least they used the wrist strap, safety first
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I mean, it's half the resolution of PSVR, which uses a screen made for VR. And even Oculus and Vive can be blurry depending on the scale of the game. I'm really curious, not saying it is impossible since we had even lower res HMDs in the 90s, but it definitely won't be as good as the competition (mobile VR included)
We seriously gonna debate about what deep meaning this statement is? New ways to play? New games?
Hint hint.
Hint hint.
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I personally took this as "there will be ways other than gaming to have fun with the switch" ie Netflix
this.
I'd hope systems would have things to announce, especially in their sophomore year.
I'll chime in again when they announce a Direct.
Will there finally be an Amiibo action-adventure game considering they can take what remains of the market to themselves?
It could be pretty much anything but if had to guess he is talking about :
1°) Apps (Netflix, youtube and so on)
2°) Virtual Console
3°) New hardware ? Proper official Dpad Joycon (for virtual console mainly) for example
4°) Innovative games using Switch technologies ala 1-2 Switch ?
5°) Some kind of AR/VR but I highly doubt it due to technical aspects of the console.
1°) Apps (Netflix, youtube and so on)
2°) Virtual Console
3°) New hardware ? Proper official Dpad Joycon (for virtual console mainly) for example
4°) Innovative games using Switch technologies ala 1-2 Switch ?
5°) Some kind of AR/VR but I highly doubt it due to technical aspects of the console.
My guess is that not only do they have games lined up for next year like they did this year, but they also have plans for launching Netflix and other media apps.
The more I think about it, Nintendo is probably handling the Switch's OS in one of the best ways possible. For this first year, their focus has been on making sure people can access and play their games quickly. Not implementing a bunch of extra features right away allows Nintendo to get enough data/feedback on what new features need to be added first. It's a lot like how Sony has handled the PS4—focus on games first, add all the extra things later.
The more I think about it, Nintendo is probably handling the Switch's OS in one of the best ways possible. For this first year, their focus has been on making sure people can access and play their games quickly. Not implementing a bunch of extra features right away allows Nintendo to get enough data/feedback on what new features need to be added first. It's a lot like how Sony has handled the PS4—focus on games first, add all the extra things later.
I would be very curious if this is the case, since the 3DS does quite a bit to keep the system live for that function. I would love it, but I am not sure that the Switch would be capable.
That said, it would be rather nice
Netflix would be really appreciated. Video looks great on Switch, perfect size for travel. It would also be fun if you could "download" the Mini NES/SNES package and turn it into a Mini SNES portable :)
Gamecube VC also would be fun, but not sure if the SoC can cope with that?
Gamecube VC also would be fun, but not sure if the SoC can cope with that?
