With E3 just around the corner, IGN asked its gamers about what they want from the next generation of consoles. Wii U from Nintendo will launch this year and PlayStation 4 and the next Xbox are expected in 2014
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Global Survey Of Gamers Finds Nintendo Wii U Lags Far Behind Sony PlayStation 4 And Microsoft Durango
The Wii U is expected to launch in November, which means a number of games will be heavily into development and hoping to be ready in time for release day. If a recent leak from Blockbuster is to be believed, we could see as many as 25 launch titles appearing
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25 Wii U game titles leak via Blockbuster
There’s been a lot of buzz about next-generation gaming consoles, with Sony’s upcoming PlayStation 4 known internally as ‘Orbis,’ Microsoft’s Xbox 720 code named “Durango” and Nintendo’s double-screen experienced Wii U. Despite the generated hype, market analysts say that this next breed of gaming devices will not reach the same audience its predecessors did.
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Wii U, Xbox 720 And PlayStation 4: Will Next-Gen Consoles Live Up To Their Predecessors? Analysts Predict A Decline
Over their half decade of existence, the current generation of consoles have adapted tremendously to the trends surrounding them, expanding their appeal to the likes of families and the fitness savvy, as well as staying true to the hardcore gamer.
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Which is the best games console: PS3, Xbox 360 or Wii?
Nintendo’s upcoming console, the Wii U, is set to be released in the 2012 holiday season. Sources close to Nintendo have said that the new gaming system’s manufacturing costs amount to $180, but the video game company may tack on a much higher price tag, according to Forget The Box.