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Originally Posted by TheNamelessOne
I don't see what the problem is with Nintendos policy on less emphasis on graphical power and more emphasis on the actual games. If anything thats a GOOD thing. Instead of running around saying "Our graphics are better" they are saying "Our games will be better".
I couldn't give two shits about the specs. I just want good games. So far none of the next generation consoles have shown me anything in terms of games to be impressed or remotely interested in.
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It's not necessarily just graphical power (though they make it seem that way), it also has to do with what it can handle doing. For example how many enemies, with intelligent AI, it can handle on screen at once. Being several times more powerful than the Gamecube isn't horrible, but giving yourself a much less powerful system seems like shooting yourself in the foot before the race. If a developer is making a great game and wants it to be cross platform, they don't have any contstraints when thinking about think about what they can do for ps3 and 360. However, they could potentially run into a situation where they either have to water it down for Revolution, or not offer it at all for that system.