The specs for Nintendo's
Project Cafe have apparently been leaked.
Nintendo's rumoured Wii successor, Project Cafe, will run off AMD's R700 GPU architecture, according to anonymous sources who also told IGN that the system will out-perform the PlayStation 3's NVIDIA-based processor.
Its CPU will apparently be a custom-built triple-core IBM PowerPC chipset.
The console will output at 1080p with the possibility of support for stereoscopic 3D.
It's also claimed that the console will roughly resemble a modern take on the classic SNES' form.
The report claims it'll be manufactured by the Foxconn. They may hold back the release a bit to give developers more time to finish software for it.
E3 will take place between 7-9 June and I guess more details about the Project Cafe/Wii 2 will be more clear by then.
Price tag: $350 (£212) and $400 (£242)