The first was in response to a question about the company's predictions for the lifecycle of the Wii console. Dunaway admitted that Nintendo doesn't look at the Wii's lifecycle in the sense of hard numbers, focusing instead on whether or not the capabilities of the console have been exhausted before moving on. Nintendo believes that there's still a lot to be exploited with the current hardware, and in terms of U.S. sales she mentioned that the Wii has sold 22 million units while the PS2 has sold 44 million.
Dunaway also confirmed that their research indicates 50 million gamers that have no console whatsoever, meaning that there is still market share to be gained by Wii in the arenas of gamers and non-gamers alike.
She also, perhaps inadvertently, confirmed a 2010 release for the Wii Vitality Sensor. She described the Sensor as "something we'll launch next year", making its impending release all but a certainty.
