Kristof81 on 07 February 2015
That means we'll have Wii U on steroids, based on the PowerPC architecture and handled which will be also a controller for the new system as well as backwards compatible with either wii or the Wii U, depends on the cost and technology they want to use. Which is cool. Two independent systems, which could work together as one. What I'm worried about is that the new home console will have power equivalent to PS4, so yet another "underpowered" Nintendo console. I hope its gonna be a powerhouse, which will blow out minds. But hey, it's nintendo, so it's not gonna happen.
