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| The Nintendo NX has already got confirmed developers talking about their 2016 plans |
THE Nintendo NX is yet to be unveiled but that hasn't stopped developers revealing their plans to make new titles for the console.
The Nintendo NX has been described as more of a platform than a single device, which would make sense when looking at the Japanese games giants plans to release on mobile platforms, while taking into account its knowledge of developing successful handheld devices.
Furthermore, the Pokemon Company have also revealed that they plan to improve the cloud services connected to their popular franchise for the new platform, another shrewd move if the future is set to contain several different ways of playing the same title.
And developers are now starting to flesh out their own ideas for the new Nintendo hardware.
Spike Chunsoft, a Japanese video game publisher, has confirmed it is preparing to work on new games for the device, before expanding into projects for the PlayStation 4, and eventually the PC platform.
“For stationary consoles, we’ll focus on PlayStation 4. After, Nintendo’s new hardware, the NX," president and CEO Mitsutoshi Sakurai, told Famitsu.
"I would also like to start fully working on Steam.”
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| Recent reports claim the Nintendo NX could include a portable gaming device |
Spike Chunsoft are best known for their work on the Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita, with titles such as Pokemon Mystery Dungeon proving to be a big hit.
Their latest game set for release, Pokemon Super Mystery Dungeon, sees gamers transformed into one of 20 Pokemon, set in a world inhabited solely by the 720 discovered Pokemon.
When asked what their plans were in 2016, the year in which fans will learn more about the Nintendo NX, Sakurai commented: “We’re not at the level where we can announce anything, but we’ve started work on the development of a completely new title.
"Additionally, we have the latest entry in the Zero Escape series, which Kotaro Uchikoshi is making. We’re making various other advancements, too.”
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| The Nintendo NX is expected to be fully unveiled next year |
It follows the news that more than 1 million units of Super Mario Maker have been sold around the world since its launch on September 11, leading to the creation of more than 2.2 million Super Mario courses, that have been played nearly 75 million times.
“For Mario fans around the world, including myself, Super Mario Maker was a dream 30 years in the making,” said Nintendo of America President and COO Reggie Fils-Aime.
“The game has captured and unlocked the imaginations of gaming fans of all ages and brought their dedication to Nintendo to a whole new level.”
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| Super Mario Maker is selling well on the Nintendo Wii U |
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