Post by Segaman on Jan 6, 2004 22:36:19 GMT -5
Nintendo's big cheese, Saturo Iwata, has been spilling the odd bean or two more on Nintendo's forthcoming new hardware that is expected to make its debut at the E3 show in May, with a Japanese launch towards the end of the year.
Speaking to Japanese newspapers Yomiuri Shimbun and Mainichi Newspapers, Iwata-san spoke of how the machine will not be a successor as such to either GameCube or GBA, but instead will not be based around high-end technology.
Rather, it will be a machine based around sending data via radio waves, and could well be an indication of the direction the Big N wants to go with its next generation of machines.
Speaking to Japanese newspapers Yomiuri Shimbun and Mainichi Newspapers, Iwata-san spoke of how the machine will not be a successor as such to either GameCube or GBA, but instead will not be based around high-end technology.
Rather, it will be a machine based around sending data via radio waves, and could well be an indication of the direction the Big N wants to go with its next generation of machines.
