Nintendo lifted its annual global sales target for the Wii by 1 million units to 17.5 million and hiked its software sales goal by 35 percent to 97 million units. And in a major coup, Capcom said earlier this month it would develop the latest version of its blockbuster "Monster Hunter" action game for the Wii. The game had previously been developed for Sony's consoles and the switch to Nintendo has fed speculation that support for the PlayStation franchise may be slipping. Building on its Wii sports-oriented games, Nintendo is to launch a "Wii Fit" home fitness game featuring a pressure-sensitive mat that allows players to head soccer balls and imitate ski jumping. Nintendo has become one of Japan's top five most valuable companies by market value although its stock ended 3.5 percent at 66,400 yen after a 7.8 percent climb a day earlier.