Thank God for Nintendo...ad this great link. I would have loved to be involved in the product testing on this one.
Looks truley revolutionary. It obviously has spatial understanding, some kind of deicated z-axis control, as well as, counter wieghts to sense movement and velocity.
Certainly looks fun, and far more engaging than current control schemas. This will certainly make for some interseting games. I was glad they included the shooter bit, as when I saw the picture the first thing I thought was, "how the hell am I going to play Halo on that?"
I love this controler so freaking much. It opens up so many new posibilites in the game industry, infact at the show the game creators were running around excited about the new ideas. This thing is amazing, and it seems so simple. If it actually pans out for Nintendo and becomes everything its meant to be...wow...we have a revolution on our hands.
You have got to be kidding me?Nintendo has messed up with this I think. A dvd remotes is not contoler. the other one with te joystick does look interesting. They need make an original nintendo controller for thos4e classics wqe all love.
u kidding me! this is the best thing to happen to nintendo since zelda! I usually wait a few months after a new system comes out to buy it so the prices can go down! But with this i dont know what i want to do!
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Gamepsot's video coverage of the Nintendo Tokyo Game Show keynote by Satoru Iwata:
http://download2.gamespot.com/d3/gsc/tgs05/169_iwata_tgs05_keynote_revcontroller_1_4_wm.zip
Early review of the controller:
http://www.gamespot.com/news/2005/09/15/news_6133335.html?q=1&tag=gs_hp_flashtop_read
Posted by: brad | September 16, 2005 12:46 PM
Thank God for Nintendo...ad this great link. I would have loved to be involved in the product testing on this one.
Looks truley revolutionary. It obviously has spatial understanding, some kind of deicated z-axis control, as well as, counter wieghts to sense movement and velocity.
Certainly looks fun, and far more engaging than current control schemas. This will certainly make for some interseting games. I was glad they included the shooter bit, as when I saw the picture the first thing I thought was, "how the hell am I going to play Halo on that?"
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September 16, 2005 1:25 PM
Badass.
I think I have gone from relative nongamer, to a nintendo fanboy in the span of a week.
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September 16, 2005 2:50 PM
I love this controler so freaking much. It opens up so many new posibilites in the game industry, infact at the show the game creators were running around excited about the new ideas. This thing is amazing, and it seems so simple. If it actually pans out for Nintendo and becomes everything its meant to be...wow...we have a revolution on our hands.
Posted by: Krait | October 3, 2005 6:21 AM
You have got to be kidding me?Nintendo has messed up with this I think. A dvd remotes is not contoler. the other one with te joystick does look interesting. They need make an original nintendo controller for thos4e classics wqe all love.
Posted by: Ryan | November 10, 2005 7:18 PM
u kidding me! this is the best thing to happen to nintendo since zelda! I usually wait a few months after a new system comes out to buy it so the prices can go down! But with this i dont know what i want to do!
Posted by: diemare | November 23, 2005 10:13 AM