will the nintendo nx have 4K

[freezebot]

so earlier today I was brainstorming some nx ideas with a friend of mine and then eventually we came with the idea of the nx having 4k. if you ever seen a video on YouTube on 1080 than look closely on you pc or tablet or phone you can still see some pixels every once in a while. but if you were watch a video in 4K than all those pixels just magically disappear and you can see no pixels at all. so if the nx had graphics like that then it would be a lot more appealing to the buyer or user. so leave a comment below if the nx should have 4k graphics.

 

[TheYESDragon]

Probably way too expensive to implement, not everyone even has a 4K TV monitor to play games on and well, Nintendo had enough problems making simple HD games for Wii U, I can't imagine how hard it would be to then go ahead with 4K. It's a possibility but I doubt it.

 

[CJ]

As theYESdragon said, 4K is something not everyone has. Nintendo would more likely sell games more people can play to increase their sales. Like most other companies, they might go over quantity above quality, since Nintendo needs to make money.

 

[Blue Knight]

I'd rather not, and doubt it anyway.

The market isn't exactly saturated with 4K monitors, so it would be a waste. There's also the fact that it would increase development costs as visuals become more sophisticated.

It's just a waste of money, IMO. They should focus on delivering 1080p with 60 FPS instead. I'd rather have a game that runs fluidly with no drops than a zomgSuperDetailedResolution

 

[Major]

I've been hearing a lot about 4k but honestly I never really saw what the big deal was about it. As long as the system runs well and works like it was intended and gives a fun game experience I could pretty much care less about 4k anything. I'm just looking for the fun and enjoyment of the games so if it did have 4k then that's good but if it didn't it wouldn't really bother me at all.

 

[King Of 3D]

They might have 4k, but if they do put support for 4K on the Nintendo NX, it would definitely be optional, because yet again like what YESDragon said not everyone will have 4K supported TVs. It is possible as a option (maybe in the system settings or something like that) though for sure.