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Some anonymous post on the Gaming Age Forum claims to have seen a developer’s Revolution prototype controller and he’s claiming it looks like a Wavebird. He goes on to say that the buttons are laid out in the traditional SNES style but didn’t get a chance to see the back of it. He does note that Nintendo could be withholding some key functionality features until they officially r...

What do you think? Could the Revolution be Ninny’s version of the iPod and totally dump the industry on it’s head? Take the GameCube, add a little “hip”, some new play mechanics, and design the hardware in an intuitive fashion… Presto!

The good folks at Nintendophiles have posted the recent EGM Iwata Interview on their site. While it doesn’t reveal anything new, it does clarify some graphics, DVD, ethernet port, and controller questions. Iwata reassures that as Nintendo moves forward with controller functionality, it will be backwards compatible for traditional game mechanics.

We’re all familiar with soft keys for games (i.e. Zelda buttons change functionality on screen given certain scenarios). What if the buttons on the controller changed themselves with a mini digital display? The Optimus Keyboard does just that and is definitely something that could be used for the Revolution (especially for playing various console games).[Thanks Aadil]

IGN has posted a new teaser trailer for RE5. It would be a shame for this not to make it’s way to the Revolution. RE4 was such a great game and I only expect the next installment to be just as good. Hopefully for Nintendo gamers, a later announcement will take place. Watch Now!

Contrary to popular opinion about Nintendo’s lackluster market share, the company is doing great from a business standpoint. I should have posted this article much sooner cause it is just that well written. It explains how Nintendo with it’s 10% console market share turns as good as profit as all of Sony combined. Music, movies & games. Wow. The Big N is going to be around for a lo...

Famitsu, the popular Japanese gaming magazine, has said that Capcom will release RE5 for both the 360 and PS3. No word on if it will be out for the Revolution, but I think if it were coming they would’ve already announced it. Do you? (I hope I’m wrong ’cause RE4 was off the hook.) Additional Images[Source: via 4cr]

AndPop has a new post on Nintendo and their upcoming Revolution launch. The author, having a chip on his shoulder, believes an online Smash Bros. for Revolution would be Nintendo’s savior. (What?) If console strategy were that simple, everyone would make it. So if Revolution underperforms, do you think Nintendo will still make consoles?

You are looking at the best console of this generation, the Nintendo GameCube. Biased coming from a Nintendo blog? You bet. Bold statement? Oh yeah. Has the most “great” games? Yup. Has the fastest load times? Undisputed. Best controller? Yes. Most affordable? Check. Has a kiddy connotation attached to it? Check that one too. Did you really care? No. She had her down falls (think onlin...

Look at these things! With great games, and good looks, Nintendo is going to do just fine in the handheld market. Contrary to popular belief, Ninny knows best when it comes to portables.

As we prepare for the much anticipated Twilight Princess, I came across this new reader review of Wind Waker on IGN. It’s to the point, short and sweet (far too many reviews are too long, i.e. GameSpot). This was and is a great game. Which Zelda has been your favorite?

Does anyone know why Nintendo would launch a branded router as reported? Wireless routers (even USB ones) are a dime a dozen. I guess they could earn a few extra bucks, but I just don’t see the logic behind this move if it were in fact true. Am I missing something?