Nintendo’s Miyamoto: next-gen Wii hardware could be “more compact, cost-efficient”
There ain't much to glean from
Shigeru Miyamoto's recent sit-down with
Popular Mechanics, but in the
never-ending quest to learn more about
Nintendo's
next-generation Wii, a few tidbits of interest have been highlighted. Miyamoto, who is responsible for creating the likes of Mario and Zelda (amongst others), spoke at length about current titles, the future of video games as a whole and on his view of the not-yet-named Wii 2. In answering a question about the future of motion-sensing in the Big N's consoles, he ran off topic a bit and noted that "it would be likely that we would try to make that same functionality perhaps more compact and perhaps even more cost-efficient" when speaking about future hardware (which honestly may have been talking strictly about accelerometers). Of course, this is about as predictable as it gets -- hardware tends to
always shrink and get cheaper as technology improves -- but hey, there it is! Now, let your imaginations do what they were born to do.
[Via
TechRadar]
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