EA hints Nintendo will push Wii2 to say Wii and PS2 are old

In recent years, the market share of Nintendo's home game console Wii has shrunk as attention has focused on high-definition hosts such as PS3 and Xbox 360. Game publishers redistribute their resources to high-definition platforms, but one thing they know is that they should never be excluded from Nintendo.　　Currently, 3DS is in hot sales, but Nintendo may soon unveil the Wii's upgraded version (probably at the E3 show). "The Nintendo people know that the Wii has been the biggest entertainment platform in the past and has grabbed a lot of market share," said games, president of EA, in a media interview, hinting that Nintendo is now well aware of its own situation and is actively developing another gaming platform. But this strong position is gradually fading. Now they will regain the market with a new platform. I think they know that, Nintendo is a highly self-aware organization and a very competitive brand. Interestingly, Gibeau the Wii and PS2 as "old home machines". He continued: "They know that the current High-definition mainframe has become the mainstream of the market, such as PS2 and the Wii the old platform of the decline is very obvious." They're not stupid, so they're definitely going to get something out of it.　　"Whether or not Nintendo is going to launch a new host, Gibeau warns that they need to be better at attracting third parties." "The Wii is a strong market for third parties, when I want to invest in a research and development team, when choosing a gaming platform, the Wii is not too competitive in front of those HD hosts, or handheld or mobile devices, and this is a problem that they must consider carefully when developing next-generation hosts. They can achieve a certain degree of success through their own research and development teams, but if they do not have a research and development team ecosystem, they will find that there are too many opportunities for the industry to be robbed by other platforms. They must be aware of this. ”