wacky @$$ nintendo revolution controller Options

[sirgika]

How the hell am I supposed to play the next gen Super Smash Bros with this controller?

[kaizen]

They're cheap @$$ bastards that get lucky and exploit their fan base.  They're like...they're like Japanese Microsoft!

I couldn't have said better.

[kunomchu]

They're cheap @$$ bastards that get lucky and exploit their fan base.  They're like...they're like Japanese Microsoft!

I couldn't have said better.

sony or nintendo?

[Suijen]

Sony. They're the only ones to make a console with only 2 controller ports. Worst system specs, highest price.

This post has been edited by Suijen: Sep 18 2005, 05:23 PM

[kunomchu]

i bought a slim ps2 to get modded. now they reported that the new ps2s have a problem with their ac adaptors that causes the laser to burn out. Well since i modded my slim ps2, i can't get it refunded or exchanged. The warranty is voided. Piece of $hit sony...

[Suijen]

^ And you were all like "I love Sony so much, I wanna marry Sony, me love Sony long time, PSP yeah"

This post has been edited by Suijen: Sep 18 2005, 05:38 PM

[kaizen]

They're cheap @$$ bastards that get lucky and exploit their fan base.  They're like...they're like Japanese Microsoft!

I couldn't have said better.

sony or nintendo?

Sony...

[supernovasp]

I demand the change of title.

It doesn't suck. I like it very much cuz the motion censored thing.

[kaizen]

Well, that's your opinion...

[AgentBach]

Why does Nintendo controllers get more and more retarded.

[slvrdrgn123]

Why does Nintendo controllers get more and more retarded.

wut r u talkin bout..............are u retarded??

[NE Asian Pride]

Why does Nintendo controllers get more and more retarded.

arrogance at its finest

have you even touched one yet? dont think so,so wait and see,im sure peopel who works in nintendo are more talent people than you.

gosh,why people these days are so close-mind,why cant they take a change,nintendo is doing the right thing for the gaming world.


I mean look at the possibilities of the new controller









This post has been edited by NE Asian Pride: Sep 18 2005, 09:32 PM

[Saint Legends]

Why does Nintendo controllers get more and more retarded.

arrogance at its finest

have you even touched one yet? dont think so,so wait and see,im sure peopel who works in nintendo are more talent people than you.

gosh,why people these days are so close-mind,why cant they take a change,nintendo is doing the right thing for the gaming world.


I mean look at the possibilities of the new controller

The last pic looks like the Dreamcast controller a little bit.

[slvrdrgn123]

wow, those really are some great looking possibilities for the controller.

[chinky714]

sure alot of great possibilities for Nintendo, but at the same time, ALOT MORE WAYS TO MAKE MONEY. Heh, i bet the system only comes with the main remote, if u want to use controller pad you have to go out and buy it and along with the gun, the wheel and all the other things, and since the controller is so unique, more more ways for Nintendo to make money.

[AgentBach]

Why does Nintendo controllers get more and more retarded.

arrogance at its finest

have you even touched one yet? dont think so,so wait and see,im sure peopel who works in nintendo are more talent people than you.

gosh,why people these days are so close-mind,why cant they take a change,nintendo is doing the right thing for the gaming world.


I mean look at the possibilities of the new controller

it's just a controller.
Go try and get some @$$ to get that pine cone out of yours.

[ballbreaka]

News: Developers Comment On Controller

Satoru Iwata and spokespeople from EA, THQ, Activision and Ubisoft comment on Nintendo's wonderous new controller...

"Every gamer who plays. Every one who used to play. Even those who have yet to play. Nintendo is your bet," Nintendo President Satoru Iwata has said of the Revolution.

By pointing, flicking, swishing and rotating the new controller, you can run, jump, spin, slide, shoot, accelerate, kick, swing a golf club... the possibilities are endless.

"The feeling is so natural and real, as soon as players use the controller, their minds will spin with the possibilities of how this will change gaming as we know it today. This is an extremely exciting innovation - one that will thrill current players and entice new ones," claimed Iwata.

President and CEO of THQ, Brian Farrell, said that "Nintendo has long been a trailblazer, and this controller design reinforces that reputation. We enthusiastically support Nintendo's next console because we believe their approach of continual innovation is very much in line with our own strategy of creating unique and innovative games for the next generation of hardware."

Meanwhile Chuck Huebner, Head of Worldwide Studios at Activision likened the controller to the DS, saying that the Revolution is "a system that's designed with an eye on enticing new players to the video game industry, and that's something we firmly support."

"Game control is essential - it's the area where perhaps the most game-play improvement can be made," commented John Schappert, Sr. Vice President and General Manager of Electronic Arts Canada, who commented that EA's sports titles could be the first to "immediately take advantage of what this novel 'freehand' type of control has to offer."

Ubisoft, finally, were apprently among the first to see the new controller in action. Serge Hascoet, Chief Creative Officer of Ubisoft said the company was "excited about the new controller" and that Ubisoft were "looking forward to taking advantage of its innovative aspects."

Updated! More glowing comments were given by Hideo Kojima of Metal Gear fame and a representative of Square-Enix during Iwata's keynote address. "'You've done it!' was my [first] impression! This was totally unexpected, I was pleasantly suprised because the controller is comfortable, and yet provides something brand new." He talked of how the NES controller defined the controllers we see today - held in both hands with A and B buttons. "Even though it was a suprise to me, once I had held the controller I quickly understood how it could be used."

Updated again! The fine folks at Next-GenerationNext-Generation polled a number of industry insiders, and have an interesting range of responses. All are surprised and most are cautiously optimistic. Many of them air concerns over third party adoption. However, one of the most intriguing voices out of the bunch comes from Michel Ancel, the main man behind old-school Rayman, the underrated Beyond Good and Evil and the upcoming multi-platform King Kong. We have reproduced his comments here, for the rest please visit Next-Generation:

Michel Ancel: I feel just like a child with a new toy, opening millions of new doors of possibilities. More than an improvement, this way of playing is creating a new dimension. It’s simple, when Nintendo unveils its hardware, every member of the team starts imagining crazy ideas. It’s opening their minds. The fact of adding 3D gestures as the way of communicating with the game is just the perfect kind of innovation that can bring new games to new gamers. To me, it can bring the consoles what the mouse brought to the PC at it time. It’s a 3D pointer with rotation information! Now, you're going to handle virtual objects, make recognition signs. It’s closer to the way we act in real world, that’s why it’s going to be mass market. I’m sure that people will go crazy given the ability to interact so easily with virtual worlds. I’m just mad about it!

Folks, this is indeed the the kind of guy you would want excited about your new controller.

Good news indeed as one thing is for sure: the biggest third-parties seem to be enthusiastic about the Revolution's unique new controller.

News: Koei On Board For Revolution Support

Japanese developers Koei have revealed they will be supporting Revolution with "new types of games"...

A spokesman for Koei, the developers of Dynasty Warriors fame, has said that the company will be supporting the Xbox 360 and Revolution next-generation.

"We also have plans for the Xbox 360 and Revolution as well... and the PC is included in that as well. We are committing ourselves to creating new types of games for each of those platforms, so we hope you'll look forward to those."

Koei joins other big name third-party developers signed up for the Revolution, including Bandai, Namco, Ubisoft and EA.

[deathtao]

Why does Nintendo controllers get more and more retarded.

arrogance at its finest

have you even touched one yet? dont think so,so wait and see,im sure peopel who works in nintendo are more talent people than you.

gosh,why people these days are so close-mind,why cant they take a change,nintendo is doing the right thing for the gaming world.


I mean look at the possibilities of the new controller

The last pic looks like the Dreamcast controller a little bit.

lol that is the GC controller ^-^'

[monkeyeatbananas]

did u check out the teaser commercial for the controller? its looks so cool! like the sword fighting, and also the cooking 2 - maybe it won't be that advance, but it sure is revolutionary.

[shiro]

How advanced the controller can be is not up to Nintendo.
It depends how game designers choose to implement it.

That's pretty smooth, turning the normal controller into a gun.
Hadn't seen that pic before.