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I try not to do this but I can't help myself.

 

DEDUCE!

 

If you figure something out by deduction, you are deducing it. You have deduced. You deduce. I deduce. We all deduce!

 

To deduct is to subtract.

 

OK I feel better now :D

 

HTH HAND etc.

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58 minutes ago, Stanley said:

Anyway 'taking away' what we know from what we don't know, it can handle Wii U power, most likely on a handheld, and it will have full controls like the Wii U gamepad. This pleases me.

 

What we know: There is a device currently called the NX in development.

What we don't know: Anything else.

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I'd never use deduct instead of deduce - we sure that's not an Americanism or an anachronism? Just because it's in a dictionary, doesn't meant it's correct current usage.

 

This site suggests an anachronism (my emphasis):

 

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Interestingly, deduce is also derived from the Latin word deducere, and several hundred years ago, the words deduct and deduce were interchangeable. Today, the definitions of deduct and deduce have diverged.

 

http://grammarist.com/usage/deduct-vs-deduce/

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2 hours ago, deKay said:

 

What we know: There is a device currently called the NX in development.

What we don't know: Anything else.

 

Would it be safe to say that we know it can run Breath of the Wild, or merely that we know Breath of the Wild has been announced for it?

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42 minutes ago, Dudley said:

We don't actually know it's currently called the NX. They may well have given it a final name and not announced it yet.

 

You're right. OK:

 

We know that Nintendo are, or were, or will be, working on a device that was, is, or might be named or codenamed the NX.

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3 hours ago, deKay said:

 

Oh we know that but that doesn't tell us anything about the NX itself.

It gives us a fair indication that it will offer a control scheme similar to Wii U, and also that it's at least as powerful.

 

But I think we have enough rumours from trusted sources to discuss it beyond that too.

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18 hours ago, Stanley said:

We know it's launching with Breath of The Wild, so we can deduct a fair amount from that.

 

Also someone mentioned DQX is in development for it, but I thought DQXI had already been confirmed a while back. 

 

DQX was officially confirmed ages, it was DQXI that has never been officially confirmed, but as that is a 3DS/PS4 title, they can at least port one version of it, a downgraded PS4 port is possible, actually that would be more interesting from a technology POV, as no actual UE4 games have been shown running on X1+ class hardware yet.

 

 

22 hours ago, JPickford said:

I think it's plausible for the machine to be 'underclocked' when running on battery and rendering at 540p  then running at full speed in the dock and rendering at 1080p.  

 

 

 

They could alternatively just do the compromise option and just render at 720p all the time, some free supersampling for the handheld screen or a native resolution image and the same image quality as the Wii U when connected to a TV. The performance gap between 540p and 1080p isn't trivial and Nintendo do love their 60fps update rate which also has a cost (in the Wii U's case, anti-aliasing). 1080p/60fps, that's a tall order.

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