BulkyPix developer Jean Baptiste Franjeulle explains what's in store for Nvidia Tegra gamers when they play the 4-player online co-op shooter Meltdown in this exclusive gameplay interview from Gamescom 2014.
— Nintendo Enthusiast:
Revenue generated by Nvidia Tegra chipsets has increased by $63 million since the Nintendo Switch launched back in March.
Hello, I'm the author of this news post.
I used the term "apparently" to avoid any unintentional error. While I confirmed it with an industry analyst that Tegra revenue numbers did increase thanks to Switch sales, just wanted to make sure any trolls didn't have firepower since most people on this website (and others) love to only read headlines and never actually view the full stories.
Old writer here. I suggest using more assertive language in headlines, even when you need to hedge your bets. "Apparently" makes what it modifies seem shaky, or even illusive. An alternative would be "according to [this source]" or similar.
I understand your point. I'm only questioning the methods used to address it.
This article title is wrong and not what actually happened.
It not apparently. It did boost the revenue by a lot.
The title isn't wrong, I made sure to write it out that way in order to avoid getting any flack from trolls that love to only read article headlines and not view the full story. That happens a lot on this website and others.
Step 1: Sell millions of chips to Nintendo
Step 2: Nintendo sells millions of Switches to customers
Step 3: Profits increase !?!?
Who would have guessed that would be the outcome. Welcome to business 101 everyone !!
So Nvidia makes profit on already sold chips because Nintendo then sells the Switch and hands Nvidia more money? For what? Nintendo already paid for the chips.
Business 101 my ass.
I know what you're saying and I'm not assuming the OP meant how you stated, but at the same time constant production after the initial shipment does follow the OP's statement.
Uh, what? The point is that the sales continue, so Nvidia keeps producing more chips for Nintendo because the Switch keeps selling. Continued sales of chips means Nvidia's profits go up.
Lol, you obviously have taken the whole point of my comment out of context and misconstrued it to fit your unwarranted objection!
I suggest before coming with a rebuttal to a comment, you actually try to comprehend what the original comments goal was trying to achieve. Obviously sarcasm was something you missed growing up.
And btw,I never said Nintendo hands them "more money" for the chips they already purchased from them. But like others have stated, more chips will be bought after the initial batch, so yes the more Switches Nintendo sells,the more chips they buy,which means more profit for Nividia !!
Business101 is now in session!!
From ducks to valets to heads of state. It's hard to believe that the Ouya is already two years old.
With its simple gameplay, short levels and twin-stick controls, you could almost be forgiven for assuming Meltdown is a console game.
You’d be close in that assumption, because Meltdown is actually a port from iOS and Android. Released late 2013, it was finally released for PC and the Oculus Rift in June of 2015, and we’re pleased to say it’s one heck of a fun game.
This is impressive for a mobile game.