No Wii Successor "Anytime Soon," Nintendo Says.

Nintendo believes the Wii console have’s more room to grow, and shot down any persisted rumor’s about the Wii’s successor aka “Wii HD” that have been circulating. Speculation begin after a sharp drop in sale’s, and lost of the number one selling console spot according to NPD sales figures. Nintendo’s executive vice president Cammie Dunaway spoke with GameSpot during the Nintendo Media Summit. She urged gamers not to hold there breath’s for the so called Wii HD saying "I don't think it'll be anytime soon. Even though our install base is, at this point, five million households larger than the PS2 install base was at the same point in its life cycle, it still has a lot of room to grow." She continued on, "If you think PlayStation 2, there's been about 50 million sold -- Wii close to 28 million sold -- so it says to me there's still a big audience out there that we can access with Wii." In other words, she said, "We'll have it ready when we think the time is right." All seems too true, and from the look of the titles announced for the Wii at the Media Summit Nintendo is releasing the big gun’s Metroid Other M, Mario Galaxy 2, and Legend of Zelda so it’s doubtful at best to believe they will release a new system anytime soon. But then again E3 “The Electronic Gaming Expo” is just around the corner, what Surprise’s does Nintendo have in store? Ignition's Shane Bettenhausen Expects DS 2 and PSP 2 to make an appearance at E3, but who really known’s all we can do now is speculate till then.