So is Nintendo  ready to enter the we sell hardware at lost fanclub? Lol if they did they would steal the show!!!LOL

Imagine the look on all the PS3 owners when they learn theres a machine thats better then theres and its from Nintendo

OMG mass suicide Hahah

Like a million Gorges screeming this was supposed to be the Summer of PS3!!!!!!!

Face the facts: The Wii has already hundreds of Motion games (and some very good!) and on top of that there are so many great core games for the Wii in 2010 that I think it will be the other way round: Some PS360 owners will buy a Wii.

wow, wow,

just another proof that micheal pachter has a lot of people by the nuts, believing that he is in anyway credible

Pachter talks more about this in the pre-e3 show on GameTrailers.com

He states he does not believe WiiHD is coming this year. of course he thinks Nintendo is missing their chance to expand the market and compete with Move and Natal. But I think if he predicts it next year he might be right , my bet is that WiiHD or Wii2 is going to be announced and released in 2011.

Fact is Sony will not see the success Nintendo saw when they release Move. Microsoft might see about 10-million Natal's sold in its lifespan but neither format will be able to challenge Nintendo's grip on the market. All Nintendo needs to do if Move is successful is to cut the price of the Wii and/or bundle it with new software.

I think Nintendo will launch the next Wii in 2011, not giving Move or Natal more then a year to live. At the same time Microsoft will have their next console shown and Sony will likely follow suit. Meaning Natal and Move won't make any difference to Nintendo what so ever.

The best Natal and Move will do is to take up to 10% of Nintendo's marketshare between the two. But I'm guessing neither controller will even perform that well!

From the start of 2011 they will have one very nice off the shelf CPU code named Ontario which is 2 CPU cores GPU on ~87mm^2 die size with limited numbers of pins designed for a more embedded class product with few USB ports etc. They could go for the TSMC 40nm version or they could wait for the quad core 28nm Global Foundries version.

Admitting that Move and Natal manage to "steal" some motion control market share from Wii, Wii HD wouldn't be enough to counter them.

But even in the worst case, by the time Wii will dive under 120k/week average during slow periods, it will have sold more than 100M units, in a record time too, so Wii success won't be disputed anyway.

I agree anyway that Nintendo will launch Wii2, Zii or whatever it will be called, before Wii's momentum fades too much or competitors get too strong (if it will ever have  chance to happen this gen), that is it won't allow Wii to lose 1st place, at least WW and yearly (and even less as total lifetime sales), before its successor is launched.

I don't believe, anyway, that Nintendo isn't worried at all, because Wii's and DS' success is so huge and unprecedented that repeating it won't be easy.

About Vitality Sensor: it will sell at least like Virtual Boy, but will it sell games?

Yes, but he has always insisted that Nintendo should make a Wii HD in order to provide the Wii audience with HD graphics and non gaming features that the competition has. But this is not the reason why most of the expanded audience bought the Wii in the first place. It would be a very poor business decision for Nintendo to release a HD version of the Wii since it is too late into the generation, most developers wouldn't bother to support it, and not many people will upgrade simply to play their games in HD. 

That view isn't really backed up by the sales of the games though. If it was as simple as people seeing all Wii games as simply being motion games then why do the Nintendo ones sell a ton more than the third party ones?

If there was no 'Nintendo factor' or whatever you might call it, then the sales would be more evenly spread.

But Move and Natal work only on PS3 and XB360, they can't damage Wii's motion control. Unless you forcedly hook them to it, most probably damaging the HW, but in that case you'd be the only one to blame...