WeepingAngels said:
You said you think you know why they have been tight lipped about the NX, it's so they don't harm the Wii U sales. I said that if they wanted that, they should have kept the NX a secret a long time ago.
Not what I said. I said that being tight-lipped makes people uncertain and hesitant to buy the Wii U. It was a comment on the current state and the problem with Nintendo just giving us vague information. Right now we know next to nothing about the console. At some point it was even unclear whether it would replace the WiiU or the 3DS making it hard to justify buying either.
I'm sorry for the misunderstanding, I might have worded myself poorly. I do think that it would be better to not say anything at all than to give us vague information.
Oh boy, you are one of those 'all consoles are weak compared to PC' people. Sorry to have disturbed you, carry on.
Yes, I am one of those people who make conclusions based on quantitatively proven information rather than subjective experience. I'm not saying that consoles are weak, thus they are useless. I am saying that consoles are weak, thus we shouldn't really measure their worth based on hardware. There are plenty of reasons to pick a console over a PC, but hardware is not one of them. If you can dismiss the next Nintendo console based on hardware why can't I dismiss the PS4 based on hardware?
The answer is that it would be really stupid to dismiss anything based on hardware. The games are what matters, the functionality matters, the features matter and the hardware just needs to be 'good enough'. The PS4 is unable to run games at the same fps and resolution as my PC from 5 years ago and frankly I won't be impressed if the next console they will release manage that because by then my computer will be getting close to 6 years old at the very least.
But let's get back to the question here, why do you feel like you can criticize Nintendo consoles based on hardware when I can't criticize all consoles based on hardware?