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IGN builds their own Project Cafe |
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IGN has built their own Nintendo Project Cafe console based upon the most credible rumors. Video and specs included.
The video above demonstrates how IGN put the console together. Courtesy of GoNintendo, here are some details about their project:
- IGN received details on the Wii successor's design as well as specific hardware specs.
- Found comparable PC hardware available right now to mimic those specs.
- Wii successor will feature a custom triple core CPU.
- Also packs in a graphics processor built upon AMD's R700 architecture.
- IGN's custom-built Wii successor had the closest possible clock speed and power to that of the Wii successor.
- IGN found a suitable motherboard and appropriate amount of RAM on their own.
- Upon seeing the final custom-built unit, IGN's sources said that the Wii successor will see significant variation in the final product.
- The CPU is likely to be clocked above 3.2GHz.
- GPU will feature a tweaked design.
- Total RAM is likely to be 1GB.
- IGN spent $423.93.
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Is this next console necessarily to complete with Ps3/360 when they will have ps4/720 in few years ? Nintendo is silly. Nintendo should skip to new and powerful console competition with Ps4/720 instead. Wait and see. For now, not for me. WISE MONEY and 3rd party first!
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They've compared a PC vs a console, it's not a balanced comparison.
Computers have better than consoles ever will.
Gameplay matters more than graphics, so PS3/360 are more than enough.
Heck, play Forza on Xbox 1 and see its graphics, they were awesome.
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I guess they couldn't wait for the official announcement. And yeah, it's stupid to compared the console vs. custom built pc (or what IGN called custome Wii 2). ROFL on that one.
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But what I saw was even funnier. Thank you IGN for at least emphasizing at the end that of course Nintendo will have custom hardware, OS, etc., etc. Because a PC version of a Home Console, although it was entertaining to watch, it was a little funny.
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