Crazy Diamond
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What a cute console! Would make for the perfect gift as well!
Tell this to Amazon, maybe they will finally open up preorders.
Uh, when has NES emulation been bad on Nintendo consoles?
Comparison with new release and original releases:
I don't see it at allI would have too but I have not seen it on amazon US yet. all gone? Never there? I am blind?
Edit: Saw it now and it is off course gone. too bad I had too work and no time to look before.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01IFJBQ1E/?tag=neogaf0e-20
too late it seems
but sign up for an email I guess.
Just noticed Amazon UK has already increased the price by a tenner. Guess it was a good thing I did a spontaneous order when I did.
This is a really good idea, even better than expanding the library through the eshop. I would buy every one of those carts. Physical copies of old NES games. Sign me up.Nintendo is fucking up if you can't flip the lid open on this thing and insert mini add on carts.
Imagine $20 carts with 10 games each.
Capcom cart
Konami cart
Namco cart
Nintendo carts
Even new games could be made...
Page has been like that for hours. They never took any in the US yet.
then what the hell?? Well lets hope my email is fast when they send it the preorder update!
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What the heck is happening? Is this the NX?
To me this reads like a present. Here's a present for you, it's a piece of video game history. No fuss, no bells and whistles. Just the games in a nostalgic case.
I think that's nice. There's value to this simpler approach.
As others have already said , they should have had additional games that come on tiny cute carts to slot in the system. Id imagine many people would snap them up to complete a full collection of them ie another form of collectable. Heck, maybe even some nfc functiionality to them as well (ie unlocks the same game on VC or something.
Failing that, at least should have had some small flash storage to download additional NES games (maybe new remix like titles too?) ie making this a dedicated VC portal.
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Nothing tbh. This is just like those Atari throwback machines. They just exist as a cheap thing to sell to people who remember playing games from that period, it's not like a new Nintendo emulation serviceI wonder what this means for the VC service for NX.
I'm finally home. Saw all this one my phone when I was on the road.
SO BOUGHT!
But....
1) Sucks that "The Battle of Olympus" is missing.
2) We will only get these 30 games, right? We won't/can't get more games later on, right?
What the heck is happening? Is this the NX?
Too much and too complex and not enough nostalgia. I don't think wireless and VC would be the right move but physical expansion carts with pre-loaded 5-10 games for about $10-20 ($2 per game) would work great. No mucking around with patches, Internet connection, etc.Sony tried something similar with the PSTV - that could play PS1 games, PSP games, and PSVita games. You could connect it to PSN, had a huge library of games, and could even play Vita cartridges. Hell, you could even stream your PS4 to it via wifi, and it had bluetooth for wireless controllers.
It didn't work out so well for them.
One interesting tidbit has to do with the system's controller support: "In addition to the NES Classic Controller, the [Wii] Classic Controller and Classic Controller Pro are also compatible with the Nintendo Entertainment System: NES Classic Edition. Both can be plugged directly into the console; however, when using two controllers, one of them must be the NES Classic Controller."
2) We will only get these 30 games, right? We won't/can't get more games later on, right?
That's kinda how I see it. Putting in a card slot and the possibility of buying more games would not stray from the "simple" approach. That's how the NES was. You buy carts, you put them in and they work. No fuss. No patches or updates. It would be the NES experience all over again.Too much and too complex and not enough nostalgia. I don't think wireless and VC would be the right move but physical expansion carts with pre-loaded 5-10 games for about $10-20 ($2 per game) would work great. No mucking around with patches, Internet connection, etc.
Edit: PSTV also didn't look like a PSX and didn't come with 30 decent to great games bundled in.
Also, is confirmed to have no network functions/additional game support.
http://www.destructoid.com/nintendo...4.phtml?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Sony tried something similar with the PSTV - that could play PS1 games, PSP games, and PSVita games. You could connect it to PSN, had a huge library of games, and could even play Vita cartridges. Hell, you could even stream your PS4 to it via wifi, and it had bluetooth for wireless controllers.
It didn't work out so well for them.
Well, their marketing for it fucking sucked.Sony tried something similar with the PSTV - that could play PS1 games, PSP games, and PSVita games. You could connect it to PSN, had a huge library of games, and could even play Vita cartridges. Hell, you could even stream your PS4 to it via wifi, and it had bluetooth for wireless controllers.
It didn't work out so well for them.
Sony tried something similar with the PSTV - that could play PS1 games, PSP games, and PSVita games. You could connect it to PSN, had a huge library of games, and could even play Vita cartridges. Hell, you could even stream your PS4 to it via wifi, and it had bluetooth for wireless controllers.
It didn't work out so well for them.