A new MSX (3?) for 2022 ?

What I understood for the little info and the drops of twitter posts, is that MSX3 will be compatible so you can use ASM, but he will suggest people to switch to more modern and always not so lovely high level languages cause he's already preparing MSX4 and/or 5 and that one will work only with modern code.
So, to don't let MSX3 stuff already obsolete, he wants people to code beyond the sexiness of Z80 asm. At the same time, he seems to want to be mandatory to make MSX1/2 versions of any *more modern" MSX3 game, wich is a bit contradictory with the first point.

Not sure I got it right, but well. Wait and see. If project goes ahead, once there is a real computer, and users using it, I'll see.
Meanwhile I keep an eye on the posts. And my other 2 eyes on the regular stuff.

Anyway, I imagine that MSX3's compatibility with z80 will be an emulation; I see no reason why it shouldn't keep this emulation for the next generations.
In my opinion, it will depend on the success of MSX3; if it is used mainly by MSX programmers who want to continue programming in z80, it will certainly keep the compatibility.
The fact that he finally added the V9990 proves that he is listening to the community.

June 23 rd from Nishi San
Dear Friends,
D4E president Mr. Suzuki agreed today they will launch 1 chip MSX 3 as their primary console for the EGG. As a option, will have a bay slot for DVDR or BDXLR and will support for CD, DVD, BD, BDUHD. Announcement for 1 chip MSX 3 by the end of summer.
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I don't know if it's the same as the complete keyboards and computers originally planned by Nishi San as MSX3 and sold by Amazon.

Let's wait, it's soon to understan how it will be the machine, the impact in the indie market, the price, the availability... everything is on the air. For me the key is to wait, no hurry to buy until we see some clear results.

"The MSX PC is barely known in the West."

Hmmm...