Host sales continue to decline Nintendo hopes the end of the year's commercial performance

(Compiled/applies) The Nintendo President Rock Iwata recently acknowledged at a recent investor meeting that the home gaming platform may inevitably "sink into the mire" if the Wii fails to perform in this year's Christmas sales boom.　　Rock Iwata admits that the Wii's sales have not been as good as expected this year, but he believes Nintendo has the ability to continue to expand the Wii's sales business. "We have seen the current sales situation, and also analyzed the consumer group features that have not yet bought the Wii and their mentality, we think the sales season will focus on the end of the Christmas holiday." "Many retailers share similar views with us," said Iwata to investors. "So for us, how to convince consumers to choose the Wii at the end of the year is the most important thing for us." We have to do something.　　"The introduction of M+ 's" enhanced Wiimote handle "is only part of Nintendo's year-end business campaign, and rock Iwata warns that if the Wii does poorly, home hosting will be" in trouble ".　　Sales of Nintendo's Wii and DS consoles have continued to slide this year, along with a 3DS postponement, which has led to a sharp reduction in the fiscal year's expected earnings.　　But Rock Iwata does not think this is the result of piracy shocks, he believes that if there is enough good game, even if there is piracy can be popular. So what would be the next Wii "Good enough game"? (Edit/Ming)