Because of the massive discussions on the internet with regards to the giant company Nintendo showing some early presentations of its next home console hardware, many are wondering if next generation of Wii Console, successor of Nintendo Wii, will soon be really released. The said next generation of Wii Console is said to hit the market by 2011. It is believed that it will be the true next generation Nintendo console and will actually be far more than a simple refresh of the present hardware. Therefore, possibly, it will provide high definition visuals giving importance on digitally distributed and backwardly compatible content. Many are also expecting that now with the new generation, Nintendo will feature some form of local storage medium like hard drive or large flash memory and use a chip that can perform 1 trillion calculations per second. And possibly, new generation will have cameras to track body motions and translate them on the screen. Nintendo wants to develop console that will not anymore have hand controllers, instead just use cameras to translate your movements. However, although many are now waiting for the new generation console from Nintendo, apparently the console that will be the successor of the very successful Nintendo Wii, Nintendo has not confirmed if there is really new generation console to be released soon. Thus, if there is really a new generation or not, it remains unknown. One thing is just sure, Nintendo Wii has been doing great on the market and so because of this, a lot of people now wants a next generation of Nintendo Wii console that could be far better and more enjoyable. One possible reason also why a lot of people are speculating they are going to release soon the next generation of Nintendo Wii is because the company is now believed to be spending more money on their research and development than five years ago. Thus, it is believed that because of this increase in expenditures on research and development, possibly a large project is on the line and it could possibly be the successor of the Nintendo Wii.
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