You don't seem to understand the meaning of the word "limitations"! Cartridges can have really large memory space, but the more space they have, the slower their read/write times will be! The ONLY way to alleviate this problem is by using gold or "better" gold (depends on what type they are) and I'm pretty sure you can tell that a 40+ carat golden circuit memory won't be cheap no matter how you go about doing it!
And every new technology needs a minimum of 4 years before it is implemented in anything at all, so considering that currently there is NOT an alternative that offers a decent amount of storage (20+GBs) AND good read/write speeds, the ONLY way for the NX to have that new technology is if it's released around 2020 or even later than that! Now, let's drop this unproductive conversation and get back to the real topic, shall we?
Are you some kind of analyst? Arguing with me about the fact that it may or may not be possible for cartridges to be superior to discs or that Nintendo could change the cartridge formula is saying that everything is impossible and cannot be done within the next year. Just wait, as 128 MB in 2004 probably costed as much as 128 GB today, they can possibly create something like that but better and more affordable.
You don't seem to know how technology works! You are also defiant when it comes to even doing some research! Let me make an example of how long it takes to make advancements! The DDR4 RAMs were first conceived as an idea in the mid-2008 and created in the mid-2009, but were only released on January 6 2015! That was a project where almost every major corporation that specializes in computer technology took part in and it still took 6 and a half years! Now you are telling me that the NX, which will be released next year, will have a yet unconceived technology that will magically be fully completed, operational and implemented! Tell me, do you really understand what you are trying to say or is that just ignorance and uninformation speaking?
Whenever Nintendo releases a console, they think of the next one. So the NX could have been planned from as early as late 2013. With this in mind they could have thought of a better physical media format that utilize cartridges over the blu-ray format. They could have also thought that since they want to unite the handheld and home console divisions that they want 1 format instead of 2 so that development and manufacturing costs can be lowered and a unification could be achieved. Since we want a hybrid it would be helpful to have a cartridge-based system that can handle more than current cartridge-based systems. So if the NX is to release next year and they were working on this newer format for some time, I'd say it's likely to happen.
