Capcom executives hint that PS4 and Xbox720 will be available within three years

Play video More (compile/gmi) Although Microsoft recently said XB360 still has at least five years to live after adding a body-sensing camera to Kinect, Capcom's David Reeves thinks everyone will soon see the next generation of game consoles.　　As a former Sony employee and incumbent Capcom manager, David Reeves admits that they have not received any internal updates for a long time, and he believes that in the future years people will see new hosts such as PS4 and Xbox 720. In answer to questions about PS move and Kinect, David Reeves said, "They're doing everything they can to prolong the mainframe life and bring the game back to the top, and in two years we'll have a whole new shock." "I don't have any insider information, but I think all the first parties in years will act." "The tricky is, what kind of technology should you put your chips in?" said David Reeves. That's the problem. "You can wait a few months to decide how to do it, but you have to have a clear date and a clear point of view, or you will miss the key." "To show that this is the attitude of David Reeves at the moment Capcom treats PS move and Kinect two new technologies." But analysts point out that David Reeves has clearly hinted in the conversation that the next generation of mainframe PS4 and Xbox 720 will be the core competencies of both technologies, while the third party is still hesitating. (Edit/Ming)