I'd be very interested to see what a cheaper, re-packaged, downsized version of the Wii would look like should one ever be released. I can certainly see a new version incorporating CD and DVD playing capability, perhaps some expanded internal flash memory capacity... but in terms of the over shape of the package, I can't see a lot that could be improved upon. And that is extremely rare for the the first edition of any video game console.
Feb 23, 2007
The Green Gamer's Choice
Some interesting stats on power consumption of each console. And yes... yet another testament to the engineering feat accomplished by Nintendo in their latest console - not so much in terms of pure hardware power, but rather in terms of the physical layout of the internal components, durability, etc...
I'd be very interested to see what a cheaper, re-packaged, downsized version of the Wii would look like should one ever be released. I can certainly see a new version incorporating CD and DVD playing capability, perhaps some expanded internal flash memory capacity... but in terms of the over shape of the package, I can't see a lot that could be improved upon. And that is extremely rare for the the first edition of any video game console.
I'd be very interested to see what a cheaper, re-packaged, downsized version of the Wii would look like should one ever be released. I can certainly see a new version incorporating CD and DVD playing capability, perhaps some expanded internal flash memory capacity... but in terms of the over shape of the package, I can't see a lot that could be improved upon. And that is extremely rare for the the first edition of any video game console.
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