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DIY: Revolution Controller

If you want to play the Revolution controller, but can’t wait ’till it’s released next year, build it yourself. According to Joystiq, that’s what one gamer did. Using a gyro mouse and an ASCII one handed Playstation controller, the dude played Half-Life 2. While aiming was a bit difficult, he feels that “with a little […]

If you want to play the Revolution controller, but can’t wait ’till it’s released next year, build it yourself. According to Joystiq, that’s what one gamer did. Using a gyro mouse and an ASCII one handed Playstation controller, the dude played Half-Life 2. While aiming was a bit difficult, he feels that “with a little practice, gamers will love this new controller layout.”

I can’t wait to see playable games. Half-Life 2 was not designed with this controller schema in mind. Even when Iwata revealed the controller with it’s teaser trailer, I was already anticipating the demos. In your mind, what kind of demo would work best to showcase the Revolution’s first playable game?

[Source: Joystiq]

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