THQ look forward to old Presidents hardware hint Wii host already has successor

(Compilation/Sky White) Recently, THQ President Brian Farrell, an American game publisher, suddenly said in a media interview: "We will let Nintendo announce their new hardware."　　"This may mean that Nintendo is about to confirm the successor to the Wii host," he said. Speaking at yesterday's Gsti meeting, Brian said: "The new hardware from Microsoft and Sony THQ have been out of expectation for a short time, but we can expect Nintendo to release their new hardware information, even though it's hard for them." "Brian's comments were in response to a question from a shareholder who asked THQ if there was any new hardware, because the presence of a game host often led to a publisher's share price." "Although they still have ownership of the game, I have to get the money for the stock market," he said.　　The investor said. "We're here for the same problem," Brian replied: "A new game host will mean that the gaming industry will enter a period of hyper-growth." In the past, investors knew and controlled the cycle, but as production costs soared, the birth cycle of a new host would be long and difficult to understand. "" Sony and Microsoft we don't have to count on, the rest is only Nintendo, we have to let them announce their new hardware!　　Brian stressed. Although there have been rumors of a second-generation machine since the Wii was released in 2006, Nintendo has been tight-lipped. Now, as sales in the gaming industry have slowed, issuers around the world have looked to Nintendo, and the demand for Nintendo to unveil new hardware this year looks less outrageous. The question is whether, at a time when both PS move and Kinect are scrambling to Zhengfangdouyan, is it really the right decision for Nintendo to launch a new body-sensing hardware at this time?