Analysts predict Nintendo's new mainframe WII2 will just be a strengthened version of the Wii

According to overseas media reports, Wedbush Morgan, a well-known analyst Michael Pachter, in an interview recently reflected on his past prediction errors, and once again talk about Nintendo's future home mainframe launch possible. "I think Nintendo's next-generation home Wii2 will be at least as functional as it is now PS3 and XB360." Michael Pachter said, "but obviously the results I'm predicting are not going to be cashed." "In 2009, Michael Pachter first predicted that Nintendo would launch a high-definition version of the Wii in response to Sony and Microsoft's foray into the field of somatosensory gaming."　　The result is that Nintendo let rivals in the 2010 siege, the so-called high-definition version of the Wii has not even seen the shadow. "At the time, I thought that only a fool would let the competition grow, so it predicted that Nintendo would get the Wii into the HD market in 2010 years, and that I was thinking like an idiot." Michael Pachter laugh, "but the volume of Kinect and PS move is expanding rapidly, and I still believe that Nintendo will not be indifferent." "Since it is not a high-definition version of the Wii, I predict that WII2 will not just be a strengthened version of the Wii." It is likely that it will not have the most advanced hardware functions, the price may be similar to the current introduction of the body-sensing operation of the HD mainframe, I now need to observe the third party trends.　　"As for the popular digital distribution platform, Michael Pachter says he is not optimistic about Nintendo's short-term role in this area." "At least for the next 3-4 years, Nintendo's digital distribution platform will not catch up with Microsoft's XBLA and Sony's PSN," he said. The two have spent years and a lot of money nurturing the market, and Nintendo's corporate culture is going to make money entering the market, so the digital distribution platform is not getting enough attention at the moment. ”