Wii U will help Nintendo expand game market share

According to foreign media reports, according to the "Financial Times" report, the first generation of Wii with motion control handles worldwide shipped more than 86 million units, attracting millions of game console gamers.

However, Nintendo President Iwata believes that with the 6-inch touchscreen, the "Wii U" that controls the front and rear of the camera will attract more players and be widely used when it is released next year.

When Iwata accepted an interview with the Financial Times, he said: “It is very important to introduce new works that cannot be operated using previous game console systems.”

Iwata said: “We want to recommend customers to use our system. Even if they do not want to use this system as a game device, as long as customers come into contact with the system and interact with the game console, many customers are likely to become players.”

Nintendo not only sees "Wii U" as a new strategy for attracting more new game users, but also believes that "Wii U" is enough to compete with new products launched by other competing game consoles.