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Nintendo announce plans on HD-capable for Wii?
Milo ( Score Rank: User did not make predictions in the last 30 days ) Milo  |  closed on 31-Jan-2008 (779 days ago)
Will Nintendo official announce HD-capable on Wii?
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  1. Guru Guru 835 days ago
    + 1 vote This is Good This is Bad
    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 61% ] Q4, 2008
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    I think it all depends on the global HD TV sales in 2007. If everything goes well, Nintendo might decide to have Wii support higher resolution.
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    1. ikki ikki 835 days ago
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      Well .. may be 2010
       
  2. MasterMind MasterMind 845 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 45% ] Q4, 2008
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    It really depends on the HD TV penetration rate after this holiday season. If it goes well, Nintendo might consider pushing out the HD thing next year.
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  3. oilman oilman 852 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 38% ] 2009 or never
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    Maybe we get a surprise from Nintendo before Christmas 2008?
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  4. will101 will101 853 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 39% ] Q4, 2008
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    Well, going HD isn't that hard is it? But then hardware cost for graphics processors have to get cheap enough for Nintendo to release it. Maybe sometime in 2008?
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    1. Milo Milo 852 days ago
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      Perhaps on Wii 2
       
    2. oilman oilman 852 days ago
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      The product cycle for video console can be up to 5 years. We probably won't see Wii 2 for quite a while. Maybe Wii 1.5? LOL.
       
  5. oWell oWell 857 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 89% ] 2009 or never
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    Perhaps not. The strategy of Wii is to differentiate itself from high quality visual effect of PS / XBox
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  6. Wallace Wallace 857 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 52% ] 2009 or never
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    Who knows? Nintendo might decide to surprise everyone again in 2008?
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  7. Tony Tony 857 days ago
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    predicted: [ Most Likely ] [ 95% ] 2009 or never
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    Wow, this is major upgrade. That would be Wii ver. 2.0.

    So if it is to happen, it will not be earlier than 2009 Christmas.
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