The Wii U promises to bring a new dimension to gameplay, with the wireless controller effectively working as a tablet you can stream games to with the TV switched off. But hang on, that sounds a little like OnLive to us, the online games service that lets you play the latest games regardless of the power of your device. Rather than Microsoft or Sony, BT (who has a 2.6% stake in OnLive) is who Nintendo should be worried about.
But does Nintendo have a strong enough fanbase to see off OnLive? Will people really buy a whole new console when they can play using the gear they already have, plus a subscription? Read on for some expert predictions.
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