One of the first thing mentioned in last night’s comments, was that the Revolution logo was no where to be seen. Do you like that? Most of you know I’ve never been a big fan of the name or the logo, but what’s your opinion? When would they reveal a name? Anyone remember how long before the GameCube release was the code-named changed from Dolphin?
In case you’ve been in a cave over the past two days, this should get you up to speed: TGS Iwata Presentation w/ Slides (Sep 16, 2005) This has to be one of the best presentations I’ve seen. Nintendo did a really good job showing the capabilities during the “infomercial” part of the presentation. What “demo” got you the most excited?
Nintendo sent us this official press release today. Not a lot of new stuff but an interesting read none the less. The publisher comments are encouraging. PDF me![Source: Nintendo]
“Say hello to my little… friend(s).”Multiple colors will be available.
CNN has posted their thoughts on the revolution controller. See what they’re saying. But want an even better one… Nintendo.com has revealed it all!Just move the controller to control the action!
Nintendo just dropped a bombshell. 3D space? Are you kidding me? I just can’t believe what’s been revealed tonight. Everyone involved in games have been affected this evening. Gamers, both casual and hard-core, developers (they have they’re work cut out for them), and even non-gamers. It should be a very fun during the next few months to learn more about the games, the possibilit...
Check out GameSpot’s feature on the 8 controller demos that were featured at the show. The possibilities are endless. I feel like I first did upon seeing the DS. It was weird at first by look how far that’s gone. Let’s hope they take this thing even further.[additional images: 1 \ 2]
What’s your first reaction?
Revolution controller looks like futuristic television remote. Glossy white design. Looks Apple iPod inspired. Controller is held in one hand. Attachments in the other. Attachments connect to the bottom of the controller. Iwata shows analog stick attachment. Thinking about packing Revolution with the main controller and attachment, Iwata says. Controller acts like a mouse in real-space 3D. Pefect ...
DS. GBA. Revolution (Gamecube for now). The Three pillar strategy… Nintendogs selling DS units like crazy… Still no Revolution mention, c’mon… Wi-Fi Connection, more to come in October… IWATA REVEALED THE CONTROLLER!!!! Hi-Res images coming in a few minutes… [Source: IGN]
Well, if all is true, Nintendo will reveal some rev details along with the controller tonight at 10pm EST. Any last predictions? Gyro? Microphone input? Touch input? How many buttons? It should be good and will be monitoring the “haps” around that time. Stay tuned. It’s almost here.
According to ExtraLife, the original NES patent ran out. That means those fake NES systems you’ve seen at your local mall should now be legal. I don’t know where they’re getting this patent info but apparently Generation Nex have already sold out for the month. We still prefer the original. Maybe even a NES II. [Source: ExtraLife]