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  Wii

FeedRank: 6/10  6/10  Very Good  ---  wii.qj.net
Nintendo Wii News- 24/7 Coverage of the Latest Wii Homebrew, Games, Hacks and Exploits ...

 

 
Saturday, May 03, 2008 --- 84 days ago
Nintendo undoubtedly made unconventional controls fun with the introduction of the motion-sensing Wii. Rumor has it that competing platform holder Microsoft is readying its transition to join the bandwagon, but Nintendo president Satoru Iwata was able to shrug off the rumored Xbox 360 Wiimote -esque controller as a non-threat. From a recently published interview seemingly directed at investors, Iwata expressed his confidence in the Wii's well established pedestal. He acknowledged the rumors floating about, saying he's seen a fan-made image of a Wii Remote-like controller. Nintendo's head honcho wasn't fazed, however, as he clarified that the white hot console's makers would be more worried if the competition offers innovations which can outshine the Wii. Iwata explained: ...what matters to us is whether or not we can continue to constantly create and offer new surprises one after another. If we can, then (other company s attempt to launch Wii Remote-like controller) should not be a big threat. The efforts in this field to try to appeal to a wide variety of customers are something in which we saw potential early on and that we have been working on the longest, so there appears to be no reason whatsoever why we need to be concerned. Furthermore, Iwata pointed out that the video game territory is risky. "It is becoming increasingly more difficult for new entrants," he said.  Apple may be trying to join handh ...




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