The New Nintendo Switch: A Deal Breaker

The architecture for the next like generation of chips is kind of radically different than the one that's in there. That brings with it a whole host of problems, because then you have to basically build an emulator to emulate or you could do I think one of the consoles, maybe it was a PlayStation two actually just put the PlayStation one chip. The original backwards compatible ones had the chips for the PS one and PS two in the console for the original ones. Part of the reason why the PS three at launch was 650 bucks or whatever 600 for the first expense launch for the 60 gigs. They had those actual chips just built into it.