Nintendo\u2019s next console, codenamed \u201cNX\u201d, is supposed to amend many of the mistakes made in developing the Wii U.<\/p>\n
In spite of the large community established by the Wii\u2019s massive sales, and boy did it sell, and for as enjoyable as some of the Wii U\u2019s games are, Nintendo is struggling to make the Wii U work in a number of markets \u2013 virtually all of them in fact.<\/p>\n
It only makes sense then for Nintendo not to completely jump the shark in the development of the NX and listen to the feedback of the community and developers alike.<\/p>\n
As one of the leading complaints by all parties involved is the lacking performance of the Nintendo Wii U, you\u2019d imagine that the NX will bring Nintendo back into line with other consoles.<\/p>\n
In fact, releasing multiple years after the Xbox One and PS4, Nintendo should have no problem developing a console that matches, if not outright beats, the PS4.<\/p>\n
Well according to a tweet<\/a> by Liam Robertson of Unseen64<\/a>, a site concerned with the preservation of unreleased or otherwise cancelled video gaming projects<\/a>, Nintendo is not looking to compete with the power of the PS4.<\/p>\n The NX is definitely not aiming to compete with the likes of PS4 on a power level. Absolutely sure of that now.<\/p>\n — Liam (@liamrobertson.bsky) (@Doctor_Cupcakes) July 3, 2015<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n