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NINTENDO UNVEILS REVOLUTION CONTROLLER

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Don Seer:

man that wand stuff is insane... let alone this retro plug-in stuff

-VZA-:

--- Quote from: DreSnoop00 on September 21, 2005, 01:56:09 AM ---major props to Nintendo for Creativy and Ingenuity
I must say, its pretty much fact that the Revolution won't have the best graphics or hardware, but they havethe most unique and interesting system out so far,
I mean, all the old school games plus this unique creative controller?
Even though they dont have the best hardware, i'm seeing Nintendo as a sleeper system...it will surprise a lot of people
i mean the man behind it is the creator of the OG Mario, man is a genius with all the work hes done, i'm just interested to see this when it gets full unveiled

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they haven't released any specs for the system yet, but it's supposed to be better than the 360.  only problem is 3rd party support and lack of online play.

Don Seer:
^ someone told me earlier the revolution will have a homebrew SDK.. that means _anyone_ could make software for it...

reeyotch:
cant wait to try it out

Trauma-san:
Overseer, I'm not too well versed on code writing, so I can't confirm if what you're talking about is entirely true, but I can confirm this: The most overlooked 'revolutionary' aspect of Nintendo's new system is that top level Nintendo execs keep stressing that they want it be affordable for programmers to produce games.  They claim games from conception to finish will take only 4 months or so and that they want small developers with great ideas to be able to make games for revolution gamers, instead of only having games from companies that have big budgets.  They keep making the distinction between big ideas and big budgets.  Nobody's picking up on that, but I think it's going to be nothing short of huge if they allow homebrew-style low budget development. 

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