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Hopefully they'll screw the kids and have better Wifi.
To be honest, this article really says nothing, other than "Nintendo rulez, Wii 2 will be teh bomb!!!" It is fairly obvious to anyone with a brain that Nintendo will continue to produce consoles. The big mystery is whether Nintendo will continue with a more historic approach or if it will go off in a completly different direction.
If tradition holds, Nintendo 6 will basically be a Wii with improved technology. Nintendo systems tend to work in a two generation cycle, with the first of a pair of consoles creating some "revolution" in gaming, such as the NES in general and the Analog stick of N64, followed by a system similar to the previous, but with improved technology, like the SNES and GC. However, with the success of Wii with a lower tech standard, it is very likely that Nintendo will continue to go with cheaper, less powerful technology, instead relying on other innovations or gimmicks.
Wow. What a stupid *bleep*ing article.
Anyway, the Wii2 needs HD graphics. Thats a must.
1. Mario HD to put up better competition.
2. Better *bleep*ing 3rd Party titles.
3. No shitty Mario Spin-offs. (Go Karts Okay)
4. 10 New franchises. 2 must be violent.
5. Drop some of the kiddie. Not all, some.
I don't think all 3 consoles next generation should feature motion control. I'd prefer if at least one of them keeps the original controls.