Re: Interest in Revolution as a 2nd console
No 2k games, means no Nintendo for me...
No 2k games, means no Nintendo for me...
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Re: Interest in Revolution as a 2nd console
dont think there getting ea eitherOriginally posted by Vinceanity2k3Comment
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Re: Interest in Revolution as a 2nd console
They will and soon. After 2006, a large portion of America will have HD. There just aren't enough channels and the sets are too high right now for most people, but that will change after next year, IMO. For the hardcore gamer, this will kill Nintendo's chances.Originally posted by TImNFL: Tennessee Titans
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Re: Interest in Revolution as a 2nd console
Well, they do have NBA Live and Madden. IIRC no NCAA Football or Marchmadness.dont think there getting ea eitherComment
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that control they have isn't for sports game imoOriginally posted by Vinceanity2k3Comment
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Re: Interest in Revolution as a 2nd console
What does IIRC mean?Originally posted by BlzerComment
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If I Remember CorrectlyComment
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Ok thanks.Originally posted by BlzerComment
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I don't see casual gamers getting into this HDTV stuff...they mainly would be bought in the living room for movies/TV.Originally posted by jpup
Whether they take off next year is a toss-up, but almost all bought won't be soley to make games look a bit better.Comment
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theres a ton of people that got a hdtv just for the 360 around here. There Casual Gamers to me.Originally posted by ErvComment
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I'm still not believing that the majority of Americans will have a HDTV set within the next 2 or 3 years. Xbox was a niche system, and the Xbox 360 is continuing in that direction while trying to appeal to casual gamers at the same time. So, this "no HD" thing for Nintendo doesn't seem like a bad idea.
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Re: Interest in Revolution as a 2nd console
I am feeling the same way. I really do not have an interest in the 360. I am taking the wait and see approach with PS3 and Revolution. So far though I am leaning towards Revolution. You know Nintendo will make some awesome titles.Originally posted by Admiral50
I was watching a video interview at IGN yesterday and they were talking EA's Chief Visual Officer and they said they will be developing for Revolution but did not give much detail. Maybe they will have EA Sports and maybe they won't.
IMO if Nintendo can keep the system price at $200 and have some mature games as well they will certainly compete and make money. The biggest hit on the Gamecube by many is the lack of mature games that cater to the older audience. If they can remedy this with Revolution this will be a big step in its success.Comment
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Just pointing AGAIN that it's been said a 'regular' controller will be available.Originally posted by Kashanova
Whether the Revolution (still not the final name btw) will be able to do justice to games like NBA2K, graphically is yet to be seen. But the options will be there.
And on jmood saying there's nothing that interests you... well that's probably because they have yet to show a single game
It's the idea, the originality and the potential for new gaming experiences that interests people here.
Other than Nintendo's big name games, I can see the first bunch being gimmicky much like the DS, but if they get it together it could change gaming in a huge way.Comment
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Re: Interest in Revolution as a 2nd console
The idea doesn't interest me and I'm sure I won't be interested in the endless mario rehashes. I'm not interested in having to waste money on peripherals to play games just because nintendo wants to have a "revolutionary" controller.Originally posted by Admiral50Just pointing AGAIN that it's been said a 'regular' controller will be available.
Whether the Revolution (still not the final name btw) will be able to do justice to games like NBA2K, graphically is yet to be seen. But the options will be there.
And on jmood saying there's nothing that interests you... well that's probably because they have yet to show a single game
It's the idea, the originality and the potential for new gaming experiences that interests people here.
Other than Nintendo's big name games, I can see the first bunch being gimmicky much like the DS, but if they get it together it could change gaming in a huge way.Originally posted by BlzerComment
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Re: Interest in Revolution as a 2nd console
That's cool, don't buy it. Many won't.
Even when you 'waste' money on the standard controller (assuming this controller does happen), buy the console and games you'll still have more money left over than if you bought a 360 or PS3. Reports are it's going to be much cheaper than the 360.
I'd buy it just for the emulation of all N consoles alone.
Just for the new versions of Mario, Zelda, Metroid etc...
MGS creator, Hideo is working on a Revolution(ary) game too apparantly.
Plus, Resident Evil 4 on Gamecube is quite possibly the best console game of this generation (at least in the top few), so I am hoping a new version of that, utilizing the new controller is being worked on.
You'll get your gimmicky junk. Can anyone already see a rush job Star Wars title using the controller as a virtual lightsaber?
But for a console I have seen no game for, I am very hyped.
In fact, if someone said I could have a free 360 right now with all launch games if I gave up being able to get a Revolution in the future, I'd decline.Comment
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