What Is New With Nintendo

Electronics are fun and exciting, but nothing is as exciting as a significant video game console maker announcing its newest contraption to an eagerly waiting public.  Final week at the international video game convention known as E3, Nintendo announced its newest video game machine, the Wii Us.  It's the next step in their attempt at planet domination as far as home video game consoles go. 

They took the world by storm in 2006 when the hugely well-liked Wii was released to a skeptical population.  Everyone inside the industry thought that Nintendo was crazy for trying to introduce a niche past time to the public and to a significantly wider audience that normally wouldn’t even give a video game a second thought, considerably less pick up a controller and play a game.  All the skepticism was put to rest as Wii’s flew off the shelves and the world learned the new term “casual gamer”.
 
These casual gamers too the world by storm, and although the program was plagued by a lot of shoddy software program, it produced some gems and introduced the world to interactive gaming like it had by no means observed before.  The new program promises to break the rules once once again and not just appeal to the casual fans, but the more skilled and hardened gamers that aren’t so simply impressed with becoming able to waggle a controller and make the image on the screen move.
 
 That is why the new machine is much far more potent and is full HD capable.  This was a shortcoming of the original Wii plus a welcomed change for many individuals that have HD capable televisions.  If the past is any clue to what the future holds, this new console will probably be totally backwards compatible with current Wii games and will have a considerably much more user friendly and robust online offering.  This is really a location that Nintendo has failed within the past and struggled to catch up with Sony and Microsoft. 

This new console even ups the ante on weird controllers, boasting a complete redesign of the Wii remote.  The new controller is rectangular having a built in touch screen that's almost 7 inches in size.  It has all the other buttons that you could want, but gives you a various vantage point in which to view the game.

There are some distinctive techniques that the screen could be incorporated into game play including menu navigation and maps.  The future looks bright for electronic geeks.