Aquapazza | Trailer

It's clear that not only video games, but the entertainment industry in general, is transitioning into an HD exclusive era. With both the PS3 and 360 capable of taking advantage of the benefits that come from high-definition, Nintendo has remained reluctant to go along with this tech-focused trend. Why haven't we seen an HD Wii yet? What is holding Nintendo back? Nintendo's Reggie Fils-Aime answers these questions quite simply. "The way we at Nintendo do things is, you know, when we will move to a new generation, it's because there are some fundamental things the [current] console cannot do. What that says is that simply the addition of HD capability will not be the next step for us. There will be more to it. There will be additional capability. There will be additional elements, and, given that, it is far into the future," Fils-Aime told Kotaku. New capabilities? Additional elements? Sounds like typical Nintendo to me. It should be clear by now that Nintendo works against the grain of today's trends in an effort to bring something fresh and new to the industry. Let's hope this is the case with Nintendo's follow up console as well.

Let's get one thing out of the way: if you hate anime fighters, Aquapazza: Aquaplus Dream Match is not going to win you over....