Playeatsleep.fun - As we all know that almost all industries are not doing well, so is the gaming industry so there are 6 Nintendo decisions in 2024 that might make you surprised.
The six decisions of Nintendo in 2024 were delivered directly by Nintendo's current president, Shuntaro Furukawa. Then, what are these 6 Nintendo decisions in 2024?
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Nintendo's 2024 Decision
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There are at least 6 Nintendo decisions for 2024 that are quite shocking, but of course there aren't many details about these decisions yet. But at least you can get an idea:
- Masa Game Creation Longer and More Complex: Nintendo's president, Shuntaro Furukawa, stated that game development will become longer and more complicated in the future, so if you're a Mario and Zelda fan, you'll have to wait longer for new game releases.
- Switch 2 Launch: Nintendo plans to launch its next-generation console, the Nintendo Switch 2, within the year. While this is exciting news, Nintendo says it is also challenging and there are some obstacles that cannot be made public.
- Stricter Selection for Cooperation: Furukawa emphasized that Nintendo will continue to work with game developers who understand the Nintendo concept as needed.
- Potential Acquisitions: To overcome these obstacles, Furukawa also indicated that Nintendo might do some acquisitions or mergers to help overcome these obstacles. This is quite surprising as Nintendo has never done so, especially since Nintendo is known for its developer with more affordable games than Microsoft and Sony.
- Switch 2 Specifications and Challenges: The leaked specifications for Switch 2 show a significant increase in its performance compared to the previous version. Despite the faster hardware, fans should also anticipate an increased budget and longer development duration for the Switch 2.
- Affirmation of Commitment to Physical Game Sales: Although the gaming industry has moved to more digital versions, Nintendo remains committed to supporting the sale of physical video games.
Well, that's pretty much what Furukawa had to say. It's certainly a big step forward for Nintendo's future. So, what do you think about this?
