If I was Nintendo, I would focus on a $300 console with a traditional controller, and I would also make sure that I had at the very least 1 AAA first party exclusive Nintendo title a month( A scattered few would be HD remakes, maybe 1 per every four new titles.) I would also wildly focus on downloadable retro game releases,n and third party support, even if I had to pay to make the entire game myself. Also tons of marketing reorganizing and hiring.

But if I was in charge, that is what I'd do for the next console.

I haven't bought it yet, though mostly that's because I want to wait until I've purchased the games that I know I want before I buy into titles I'm not sure of. I'd like to at least get NASCAR Heat Evolution, Sword art online Lost Song, Ace Combat 7, Sword art online Hollow Realization, and Digimon story cyber sleuth before I look into getting any more games.

Well, not too much, as I already have the PS4 and I'm very happy with it graphic wise. (Not that I don't dislike better graphics, but graphics are not all that important to me.) I mean, After getting Minecraft, the next game I got was Sword art online, hollow fragment RE, and even though it's graphics are not necessarily what one would call an eight gen graphics win, I'm having a blast with it.

However, if and when my current PS4 breaks out, things like increased hard drive size, external Usb support, perhaps some backwards compatibility, and things such as that. I really don't care much for 4K (PS4 was going to be my last console anyways, and I'm not going to buy a 4K tv just to enjoy 4K even if I buy the new PS4). I have seen 4K programming showcased in stores, and to me, it'l like, "Ya know, it does look better, but other than that, do I really need it?"