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WII חברת נינטנדו מוציאה לשוק גרסה חדשה של WII HD
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Look, we’re talking three years from now, anything could happen by next. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], jetpacks, you name it. So a teensy bit of HD graphics from Nintendo doesn’t seem like too much to ask, does it? The filthy-rich company is purportedly showing off just such a [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]-followup to developers and publishers in the industry, who are nicknaming it “Wii HD” for the duration being. A true sequel to the Wii, the followup will apparently stick with the core competencies (motion controls), while beefing up visuals (yes, please!), digital distribution, [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and including backwards compatibility. The only hard evidence cited by What They Play
, which originated the rumor, is that Nintendo’s R&D spending has grown dramatically since the launch of the Wii. We’re certain that cash is plus being poured into the new DS and a number of other projects, but it’s really not much of a stretch to figure Nintendo’s working on a Wii successor two years into the Wii’s highly-successful life cycle. All we’ve got to say is that a few of these improvements really shouldn’t wait until 2011, and still others are expanded overdue.
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WII חברת נינטנדו מוציאה לשוק גרסה חדשה של WII HD
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Look, we’re talking three years from now, anything could happen by next. [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.], jetpacks, you name it. So a teensy bit of HD graphics from Nintendo doesn’t seem like too much to ask, does it? The filthy-rich company is purportedly showing off just such a [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]-followup to developers and publishers in the industry, who are nicknaming it “Wii HD” for the duration being. A true sequel to the Wii, the followup will apparently stick with the core competencies (motion controls), while beefing up visuals (yes, please!), digital distribution, [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] and including backwards compatibility. The only hard evidence cited by What They Play
, which originated the rumor, is that Nintendo’s R&D spending has grown dramatically since the launch of the Wii. We’re certain that cash is plus being poured into the new DS and a number of other projects, but it’s really not much of a stretch to figure Nintendo’s working on a Wii successor two years into the Wii’s highly-successful life cycle. All we’ve got to say is that a few of these improvements really shouldn’t wait until 2011, and still others are expanded overdue.
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