Ubisoft feels like Nintendo has something good going.

"We must not forget that Nintendo has been the biggest seller this generation, and has a huge number of customers that appreciate the brands that are created on the Wii and will be interested to go to the next generation," said Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot.

Ubisoft has pledged loads of support for both Wii U and Nintendo 3DS. They've released several 3DS titles already, and they've shown off two games that will be out at Wii U's launch next year.

"There were not many high profile games launched with the machine, but we think there will be lots launched before the end of the year, so it will continue to grow. If you remember, the DS launch didn't go very smoothly, so we have to look at [the 3DS] in the longer term than we do now. Potentially it could become a great machine," he continued.

"Wii will still be really well performing this year. [Nintendo] already decreased the price, and we know Nintendo will make sure to perform this Christmas, so we expect the Wii will be strong this year, especially on casual products."

See when Ubisoft thinks the next Xbox and PlayStation are coming.

via Gamasutra

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