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naja, weil Nintendo es in dieser Generation auch nicht anders gemacht hat, Nintendo sagte ja auch bereits, dass sie am Wettrüsten kein interesse haben.
Das ist ja auch kein Wettrüsten.Und nach dem Gamecubeflop hatte Nintendo auch keine anderen Optionen mehr als so was wie die Wii.
Jetzt sieht es aber so aus(kleiner Auszug):
http://www.whattheyplay.com/blog/2008/09/30/new-wii-due-by-2011/But why should you believe this? Everything stated so far could easily have been the result of educated guesswork or speculation. While a Nintendo representative provided the expected response that, Nintendo does not comment on speculation or rumor, there is additional evidence, outside this commentary, to suggest that something is going on.
In 2003, Nintendo declared that $34 million was spent on R&D. This figure steadily climbed to $103 million in 2006 and the following year bumped dramatically to $370 million.
Based on figures from Nintendos annual financial reports, the company is currently spending more than ten times as much on research and development as it was five years ago, and since the Wii was launched in 2006, R&D spending has more than tripled. While this could be attributed to any number of additional projects, the level of spending suggests that a large project is in the works. In 2003, Nintendo declared that $34 million was spent on R&D. This figure steadily climbed to $103 million in 2006 (the year that the Wii launched) and the following year bumped dramatically to $370 million. When asked to explain the escalated spending, Nintendo representatives were unable to provide comment.