If you’re anything like me, the recent rumour that Nintendo’s NX console will be using cartridges was met with a bemused raise of an eyebrow. In a world of enormous file sizes for games, digital console updates and downloadable titles, the idea of going back to a form of software last seen languishing on dusty Gamestop shelves in 2002 seems backwards.
But Nintendo has always had its eye on fertile blank spots in the market, those that go unnoticed by other first party publishers in their race toward the “future”. In a recent report from DFC Intelligence (via Gamesindustry.biz), the research firm predicted that Nintendo might be capitalising on the “lost console-generation” ...kids.
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But Nintendo has always had its eye on fertile blank spots in the market, those that go unnoticed by other first party publishers in their race toward the “future”. In a recent report from DFC Intelligence (via Gamesindustry.biz), the research firm predicted that Nintendo might be capitalising on the “lost console-generation” ...kids.
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