wraggster
April 26th, 2011, 15:46
Retailer delighted that a new machine is on the way; Hopes it can replicate Wii's success
A new version of the Wii? Something completely new? Details about Nintendo's confirmed Wii successor (http://www.mcvuk.com/news/44058/Nintendo-confirms-new-home-console) are non-existent, but retailer GAME is already excited.
"The Nintendo Wii has been one of the most popular games consoles in recent years, and has transformed the gaming landscape," Neil Ashurst, Head of UK PR for GAME and Gamestation said.
"It brought gaming to a much wider audience and into the living room as an activity for all the family. There is going to be huge interest in what its successor will look like and what new features will be added – especially with the current trend for 3D and high-def gaming.
"Just like with the Wii before and more recently the 3DS, you know that Nintendo will be challenging the current gaming conventions."
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/44065/GAME-Wii-successor-will-challenge-conventions
A new version of the Wii? Something completely new? Details about Nintendo's confirmed Wii successor (http://www.mcvuk.com/news/44058/Nintendo-confirms-new-home-console) are non-existent, but retailer GAME is already excited.
"The Nintendo Wii has been one of the most popular games consoles in recent years, and has transformed the gaming landscape," Neil Ashurst, Head of UK PR for GAME and Gamestation said.
"It brought gaming to a much wider audience and into the living room as an activity for all the family. There is going to be huge interest in what its successor will look like and what new features will be added – especially with the current trend for 3D and high-def gaming.
"Just like with the Wii before and more recently the 3DS, you know that Nintendo will be challenging the current gaming conventions."
http://www.mcvuk.com/news/44065/GAME-Wii-successor-will-challenge-conventions