Nintendo to reveal latest game changer Visitors arrive at the 2010 E3 Expo in Los Angeles. Nintendo is to reveal its new games machine at this year's event. JAPANESE video game giant Nintendo has confirmed it will introduce a new games machine next year. While no details of the new system have been released, pundits believe it will offer hi-definition graphics and specs superior to arch-rivals Xbox 360 and PS3. Reportedly dubbed "Project Cafe," the new system is also rumoured to include a controller with built-in touch-screen. The company has promised to reveal all at the giant E3 games show in Los Angeles on June 7 in a move which could ignite a new round in the video game wars. The news comes as Nintendo's all-conquering Wii console is starting to show its age. A game changer when released in 2006, the Wii turned the video games world on its head with the introduction of motion-sensing wireless gaming. More than 85 million Wii consoles have been sold worldwide, but sales have slipped recently against Microsoft's Xbox 360 Kinect gesture recognition system and Sony's PS3.