The same applies to good news as well. What's your point?

To you. I agree with you and disagree with him.

Oh, okay.  The whole back and forth made me unsure.

-  "Although Nintendo will release the new game console Wii U and the market will be continue to be invigorated by the increase of DLC, time is required before the next generation console cycle begins in earnest."

I think it's quite easy to infer that this guy is just talking about Capcom's priorities. Obviously, the Wii U is a next generation console. But Capcom may not necessarily focus on next-generation development just when the Wii U releases. This is true for most 3rd Parties. The majority of 3rd Party Developers that do make Wii U games are simply making ports from 7th generation consoles (Arkham City, Assassin's Creed 3, Black Ops 2, etc). For about a year or two after the Wii U releases, developers will probably still be focused on the 7th generation consoles. I don't expect developers to make the shift into games focused on 8th generation hardware until the X720 and/or the PS4 releases.

- "The company has stated that it wishes to move away from the current development model - which involves big budget games with long production periods - to a setup which will see smaller teams working on more titles, and consequently 'more sequels". 

I like the sound of this. 

So wait, i can release an 8 bit console in 2015 and call it a ''next generation'' simply because it was released that year? Wow, i guess Polystation, Vii and PocketStation are all next gen consoles, huh?

In any practical terms, I think a new generation corresponds to a shift in software support.

All it means is sequels will take less time to produce. Isn't that always better than more expensive, and longer-to-develop games? 

@ pezus

Im not falling for that one, you guys arent getting anything from me lol

The 3DO was a 5th generation console.

PS2, it was the eyetoy