Nintendo Revolution
#1
Nintendo Revolution
This looks pretty freaking awesome. I want to try it first before I get it, just in case it sucks. Very good idea though.
http://money.cnn.com/2005/09/15/comm...ex.htm?cnn=yes
http://money.cnn.com/2005/09/15/comm...ex.htm?cnn=yes
#5
RE: Nintendo Revolution
Nintendo has such a weak hold on teh gaming industry its not even funny. I think nintendo's days of dominating the gaming industry are all but over, especially after wat happend to Nintedo GameCube. And teh remote thing is pretty stupid, gimme a regular controller (not that i was ever a fan of 64 or cube anyway)
#6
RE: Nintendo Revolution
I still have my Super NES to this day, along with several classic games. I had an N64 for a year or two but I ended up selling it. I think I only had about 5 or 6 games for it during all that time. R.I.P. Nintendo consoles. Nintendo portables are still alive and well however, and they are the market leader in that segment without a doubt. Sony is challenging with the PSP but that thing is really not even in the same market segment as Gameboy/Advance/SP/Micro.
That's my two cents on the gaming industry
That's my two cents on the gaming industry
#8
RE: Nintendo Revolution
Another example: You're playing a first person shooter (perhaps the latest "Metroid" game). The controller would act as a virtual pistol in your hand, letting you point at and shoot objects on screen, using that aforementioned trigger button near your index finger.