richardhutnik on 16 April 2013
I know, and I would also be part of this also, a focus on the future, and whether or not the Wii U could keep up with the PS4 and the next Microsoft offering. Well, how about looking to this generation? If the Wii U is closer to this generation than the other consoles to come out, and if memory isn't an issue, doesn't some success of the Wii U also mean that the current generation of consoles would get additional life and hang around longer? If one is arguing that the memory and power of the Wii U can keep up with the PS4 somehow, with a scalable engine, couldn't this engine also be scaled down to the current generation of systems to, thus extending their life?
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