An Infendo tipster writes: “I found the original player example images from Game Informer’s Red Steel article on Flickr, including a bunch that weren’t used in the article. Gives a nice glimpse at the Revmote.”
[Thanks, MisterInvisible]
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An Infendo tipster writes: “I found the original player example images from Game Informer’s Red Steel article on Flickr, including a bunch that weren’t used in the article. Gives a nice glimpse at the Revmote.” [Thanks, MisterInvisible]
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I realy hope that ugly gray is only for the prototype, or dev kits.
those are definately the dev-kit controllers, I mean look at the cord for instance.
Interesting . . if you look at the controller in one of the other shots from flickr, you can see that the nunchuk doesn't attach like it does in all the official controller shots, with a big block on the end. Looks like it plugs right into the body.
I wonder…. if they tried a little harder, could they find anybody who looks even DORKIER to use in their pictures?And those "actions shots" really aren't doing much to dispel the annoying rumor often touted by Nintendo haters that "LAWL THE REVMOTE IS GH3Y BCUZ U HAVE TO SWING UR ARMS AROUND LIEK A RETARDED GORILA, LOLOL".
Can't be the final controller. The sensor at the end isn't supposed to be round…Dead give away.
Nice to see that David Hyde Pierce enjoys the Revmote!
It may not be the real revmote,but those ARE some of the sweetest pics I've ever found. Some of those are some hardcore yet…so dorky at the same time.Nice combo, Deeds.I really hope that Ubisoft makes some of those pics into free posters that come when you buy a copy of Red Steel. If that doesn't spark the revolution, nothing will.
This is how The Revolution would be advertised if it had been made by Microsoft and its marteking department. Weren't some of those people on the Origami video? or that Media Center intro video??"not everyone looks cool with a katana" as Hatori Hanzo once said.
The images have now been re-tagged as private and are no longer viewable by those who are not on the FlickR friends list of the image owner.What do you think? Was it a viral quickie by the almighty N or did they post the images and then get repremanded…?Salut Jean-Paul. Salut Marie-France…
I figured the guy who actually took the photos posted them on Flickr for some reason. Now that they've been 'discovered', he either got chewed out by GameInformer or came to his senses about posting commissioned photos on a public photo hosting site.
did anyone save them?
Glad I came back and checked the comments! Thx, Anonymous!