In a new report published by Japanese newspaper Yomiuri Shimbun, president has hinted that they may continue to sell the even after the launch of their next-generation system, code-named 'Revolution'. Clearly Sony's efforts with the PSone, and the company's similar plans for the PS2, have been an influencing factor in Nintendo's planning, though we've no word on whether new games will be developed for the Cube once its replacement debuts.

The Revolution console is planned for an unveiling at E3 2005, with a launch later that year in expected - followed by the rest of the world in 2006. The new system promises to up the technological ante, whilst also delivering 'genuine' innovation, perhaps in a similar fashion to the steps taken by the Nintendo DS.

By Luke Guttridge

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  1. freestylin Unregistered 5 years ago

    Nintendo holds on! They'll make a huge come back with this new "revolution" system. It's undeniable

  2. cndian gmer Unregistered 5 years ago

    hopefully itn play dvd's & music cd's......i no nitedo will respondin the next gen home consoles

  3. G.W.X Unregistered 5 years ago

    NINTENDO...only NINTENDO(this is THE seal of quality).

  4. Jason_15 Unregistered 5 years ago

    Nintendo in 2006? Seems a long period to wait. :-( But, it should be good from all of the enthusiasm used by Nintendo fans.

  5. Necrid Unregistered 5 years ago

    Nintendos talking about revolutionizi`n game play & Sony`s yacking about graphics. That makes me wonder what Microsoft`s going to do.