Wii HD with new controller in 2011?

Posted in Wii by Conner Flynn on September 21st, 2009

Wii HD with new controller in 2011?The Wii has some good titles, but I can’t say that it has many great titles. And playing in 480p has been disappointing. And where have the good games been lately? It makes sense to wonder if the big N has a console refresh coming soon.

Yoichi Wada, president of Square Enix seems to think that there’s a new Wii coming. He also predicts that Microsoft and Sony’s motion efforts won’t be “truly successful.”

According to Wada, the next-generation HD Wii will have the same capabilities as the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 and this new Wii will also add a new motion controller. Sadly we have to wait until 2011, like previous rumors have stated.

[Joystiq] VIA [Gizmodo]

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5 Comments to “Wii HD with new controller in 2011?”
  1. wiiboy101 Says:

    end 2010 on wards and a upgraded controller sounds about right wii+ will continue the good work already done to the 6 billion whole xbox and the in the red sony corp..i dont see any impact at all from ps3 motion wands as theres no analog stick or ir mouse pointer its just wave sticks fps/core simply not doable,,natal is even worse simply too limited wiimote with wm+ and nunchuck are clearly the better option and a upgraded version 2 would rock…..

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