Shinya Takahashi, who has produced a number of classic Nintendo games over the years, has told investors that he believes that the performance of the Nintendo Switch is good enough right now and “would not say it is lacking,” despite the platform being in its seventh year on the market. However, he did concede that developers generally would like more horse power to play around with. Takahashi went on to say that since the Nintendo Entertainment System they have worked on pushing the potential of the consoles they create and have figured out how to make fun games within the constraints.
I’d like to hear the honest opinions of the developers about whether the hardware specifications of Nintendo Switch, now in its seventh year, are sufficient to bring all of their game ideas to fruition
Takahashi: As a game software developer, if you ask me whether Nintendo Switch has sufficient performance, I would not say it is lacking. However, game developers generally want more, and will always want to incorporate a lot of elements that exceed the hardware limitations. Since the Famicom era, we have worked on how to fit these elements inside a framework with certain limitations, and our job is to figure out how to create a fun game within these constraints. I believe that some interesting content are created as a result of accommodating the limitations and we have actually been able to make this happen.
Ko Shiota (Director, Senior Executive Officer): We have been developing Nintendo Switch software for a long time and have used various methods to overcome performance barriers. Even now, the system developers are listening to game developers and continuously implementing initiatives to increase the smoothness and longevity of Nintendo Switch software development.
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