Wii 2: How it Should Happen

As you may know from my last Wii 2 discussion, I had a conversation with Nintendo's Jason Smith about their plans for. An eighth generation gaming console. unexpectedly, The company changed their ideas and decided to support the Wii for at least one phase of the next gaming gen. I also mentioned modifying the Wii to increase sales. Link to the first article are at the bottom of this post.

After explaining why a why a Wii 2 is a good idea, I need to explain how the idea should come together. As I previously said, making modifications to the Wii would help increase notice and sales. I also think that the Wii 2 should be able to play original Wii games. Now, I know I'm hinting the Xbox 360 a lot. (Or at least a lot in the first discussion.) But what I mean is that the Kinect took a good approach with the Xbox. Here are some of my other ideas.

• The Wii 2 should have a more accurate control system, maybe allowing motion control as an optional function for most/all games designed for the console.
• The Wii 2 should be inhanced in graphics for a more realistic approach on platform games and Wii originals (Sports, Play, Music, etc.)
• The Wii 2 should feature a choice between a classic controller and an original wand controller like the originalWii.
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That's all for now.
more awesome stuff on the way.

Links:
My Injustice Gods Among Us Battle Arena Bracket Review
Wii 2: Why It Should Happen (The previous article)
            *It may be hard to read, that post was bugged

Wii 2: Why It Should Happen

     As we all know, the next generation of gaming is starting this November. Microsoft and Sony have announced their next gen consoles. But, Nintendo, the most popular name in gaming, has no released thoughts about a console for the eighth generation. That's why,  I think that sometime in the future, a Wii 2 would be great. I recently talked with Nintendo Inc.'s Jason Smith about the issue of keeping the Wii on shelves, after all, Nintendo did announce that they would no longer produce the Wii this after this coming November. Here's what he had to say:

     "You may be interested to learn that we currently have no plans to stop supporting Wii. In fact, Wii is still being manufactured and shipped to stores throughout North and South America. We agree, Wii is an amazing machine."

According to Jason, the Wii will still be in production after November. Smith went on saying that the Wii will be part of the first phase of the next game gen. I also mentioned to him that adding modifications to the Wii, the way the Kinect was released for the Xbox 360, would be a great way to increase sales. I didn't, however, bring up a Wii 2 idea. I guess, because the Wii U didn't count as a second Wii, modding the original, maybe with a different design, would count. I am currently taking the matter to my keyboard with other posts. I will have a How and a Make post heading your way through the following weeks.

That's all for now.

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