Nintendo NX may not look much like what gamers are used to seeing in gaming consoles. Several hints are floating that it is going to be a hybrid packing a bonus - "Pokemon Go" in its core.
Gamers already know that under-development Nintendo NX will release on March 2017 with possible unveiling before 2016 ends. But then things hyped up after Pokemon Company head Tsunekazu Ishihara teased the gaming world. He said that "Pokemon Go" is closely connected with upcoming Nintendo NX. There are several interesting points of interest in this statement that tickled public imagination.
Nintendo NX is still subject of much debate due to lack of details about its appearance and what is in store come release date. Two factors are fueling speculations about how it will look like: First, Nintendo is making consoles but they are also making portable gaming devices that can be carried anywhere.
EnGadget reported that these conflicts may result in a hybrid. Nintendo NX may look like a console with docked display similar to gaming tablets. This possibility offers console level gaming where players need to connect to larger monitors but will also provide flexibility for those on-the-fly games like "Pokemon Go."
Now, enigma resurfaced with Ishiwara joining the upbeat and gamers can take his subtle hints to guess what Nintendo NX really is. Remember that Ishiwara said "Pokemon Go" was leashed to NX? Well, needless to explain that Pokemon Go is a mobile game so NX needs portability to run the game, according to BBC.
Another supporting clue is Nintendo executive Saturo Iwata stating NX is a "brand new concept." Take it as another piece of the puzzle where final picture points to unconventional NX compared to PlayStation or Xbox. So in the end, gamers will have to dissect both Ishiwara and Iwata pronouncements to come up with analysis about this Nintendo NX - "Pokemon Go" affair.
