Why is nintendo always a generation behind in tech? There still is no HDR support

Why is nintendo always a generation behind in tech? There still is no HDR support

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they were ahead with the N64 and gamecube and look where it got them.

HDR isn't important for portable play

Because they aim to sell all thier stuff at a profit, rather than at a loss.

Yeah, ahead without a CD drive and then without a full-size DVD-drive.

Becuase it's a fucking handheld you dolt! Have you not paid attention to the handheld gaming sphere ever? It's possible this thread is bait too.

Exactly. Wii, NDS, 3ds & now switch were all insanely successful. They all used outdated specs.

Gamecube released like two years after PS2. N64 released also way later than PSX. At best they were simply keeping up.

you don't need the newest tech to sell well. Simple as.

Because it wouldn’t be 200$