Quote:Che il Revolution sia una vera rivoluzione?

pubblicato in: Varie Nintendo Revolution Hardware
Chiariamoci, io non credo alle rivoluzioni. In questo filmato, se avrete la pazienza di scaricarlo e vederlo tutto di rivoluzioni ne vedrete molte. Sono vere? Non ne sono sicuro. Questo filmato del Nintendo Revolution mostra cose degne di un libro di Gibson. E' facile liquidarlo con due parole, facendolo passare come bufala certa. Ma sfugge il perché. Soprattutto perché il filmato é fatto bene, e richiederebbe diversi giorni di lavoro per essere realizzato. E' anche abbastanza avanzato a livello comunicativo, non sembra un lavoro da dilettanti.
Il filmato ci mostra un Revolution mooolto più rivoluzionario di quanto ci si aspettava. Molte cose lasciano perplesse, ma d'altronde lasciava perplesso anche il Virtual Boy.
Allora? E' reale o no? Io credo di no, ma non ho prove per dimostrarlo. So soltanto che in questo disastrato e triste mondo videoludico nessuno inventa davvero niente. Non illudetevi, non sarà Nintendo a iniziare. Il filmato lo trovate qui. Graditi pareri.

Source: forums.gamespot.com

I don't believe it for a second but I wanted to see what everyone thought of it.

Quote:They seem real enough, so here you go (of course, it’s always a roll of the dice with all those talented fraudsters out there). The ”R” for “Revolution” is big and cushy, like Mario, so you won’t get any complaints here. It would be a great logo.

The second page is a bit of a head scratcher, though. It’s a little too 8-bit to work, even though I like the simplicity.

[thanks darkripper]

Post all Nintendo-related not-that-huge E3 news in this thread so that the forum doesn't get too cluttered.

For starters... http://www.into-e3.nl/E3file.php?fileID=959

New Nintendo game is shown and it's... about a cow.

... and it looks like it's using the WW engine. Discuss.



NEW ZELDA! Hahaha, Nintendo has decided to change the look of a new Zelda yet again. Cel-shading is back, and Link is now a cow! WOO! Or rather, MOO!!

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Actually I believe that it's a Nickelodeon game from THQ.

North American Pacific times:

Sony: Monday 16th 3pm | Not confirmed live
Microsoft: Monday 16th 6pm | Available live at Xbox.com
Nintendo: Tuesday 17th 9am | Available live on IGN.com/Gamespot


North American Eastern times:

Sony: Monday 16th 6pm | Not confirmed live
Microsoft: Monday 16th 9pm | Available live at Xbox.com
Nintendo: Tuesday 17th 12 noon | Available live on IGN.com/Gamespot


Central European times:

Sony: Tuesday 17th 0:00 | Not confirmed live
Microsoft: Tuesday 17th 03:00 | Available live at Xbox.com
Nintendo: Tuesday 17th 18:00 | Available live on IGN.com/Gamespot


UK times:

Sony: Monday 16th 23:00 | Not confirmed live
Microsoft: Tuesday 17th 02:00 | Available live at Xbox.com
Nintendo: Tuesday 17th 17:00 | Available live on IGN.com/Gamespot


Australia Western times:

Sony: Tuesday 17th 6am | Not confirmed live
Microsoft: Tuesday 17th 9am | Available live at Xbox.com
Nintendo: Wednesday 18th 0:00 | Available live on IGN.com/Gamespot

Australia Eastern times:

Sony: Tuesday 17th 8am | Not confirmed live
Microsoft: Tuesday 17th 11am | Available live at Xbox.com
Nintendo: Wednesday 18th 2am | Available live on IGN.com/Gamespot

Japan times:

Sony: Tuesday 17th 7am | Not confirmed live
Microsoft: Tuesday 17th 10am | Available live at Xbox.com
Nintendo: Wednesday 18th 1am | Available live on IGN.com/Gamespot

Stolen from this thread at GAF.

But not THAT kind. You know, like they kind where you...anyway, this is the real kind.

Quote:Trauma Center: Under the Knife, previously known as Cadeceus, lets YOU play doctor, performing increasingly complex surgeries. At first it's just another day in the O.R., but when a mysterious outbreak sweeps the area, the patients' lives are in your hands-no pressure.

The stylus will be your scalpel as you make incisions, anesthetize problem areas, remove tumors, monitor vital signs, apply bandages, and more! Of course, you'll also have to deal with human drama between appointments.

Check the style selection. You'll find a new one, Rumble City Classic. I've done my best to make it as faithful to the original as I can.

Of course, that means there are no avatars, signatures, or custom texts. I wanted it to be FAITHFUL!

Hope everyone enjoys the nostalgia trip. :)

Now that I have time, I'll be restoring some of the older ones, as I know a few of you preferred them.

I watched the fourth-from-last episode (Terra Prime or something), and it was typical mediocre Enterprise. Didn't bother to watch the last three. After reading about the last episode, I can't say I'm sorry.

... Andromeda, though, is also being cancelled, after five seasons... and I care a whole lot more about that one. Great show. I know a lot of people have disliked it for four years (the first year was more popular with hardcore scifi fans), but I've consistently liked it all along and definitely consider it to be good scifi. I watched the episode today (second from last), and it was great... made me wish I hadn't missed as many episodes of the show as I have (though I have watched the show fairly regularly for all five seasons, I don't see every episode, unfortunately), and definitely made me sorry that it's almost over. Shows that good shouldn't die like this... :( (but at least they were given warning and had time to make an ending... *coughFarscapecough*...)

Quote:Huh? Sounds suspect. Retro is working on Metroid Prime 3 for Revolution. Unless it has another game in the works, I just don't see how this information could be true.

Matt

Quote:I should clarify that while Metroid Prime 3 is allegedly in the works, I'm not certain on the platform. I'm assuming that it's going to be a Revolution launch title. But I suppose it could be a very, very late GameCube project, too. Don't know.

Sure be nice to find out at E3.

Matt

Quote:In January, Allard and the rest of the Xbox senior executives gathered to write brief statements on what motivates them to come to work every morning. The mission: to inspire the group's rank and file. "Most people put down flowery, make-the-world-a-better-place, Miss America types of things," Allard says. "I wrote: What gets me out of bed and into the office every day is the thought of Ken Kutaragi's resignation letter, framed, hanging next to my desk."

Quote:Year 2: Xbox titles look better than playStation 2 titles as isvs have more time with the graphics part and the overall system. we enhance the system to offer voice chat for multiplayers to further extend our networking leadership … dolphin [Nintendo GameCube] becomes a niche product (toy) and is not covered in the serious gaming magazines. It's a 2 horse race …

Quote:"If we can get the first couple million Xbox 360s into the hands of the serious gamers, we can get to 10 million first," he says. "And the first guy to sell 10 million units wins."