Industry insider said:Nintendo is in big trouble. The revolutionary aspect was it's banana-shaped controller, but Sony have copied it just as they feared.
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Industry insider said:Nintendo is in big trouble. The revolutionary aspect was it's banana-shaped controller, but Sony have copied it just as they feared.
xabre said:I like the design, a bit better than PS3 with Xbox 360 being third. It is a bit angular but the blue led is nice, the console is small and it should look even better from other angles.
As for this power thing, a bit troubling but I tend to think it is probably a mistake on Kapplins part, just an on-the-spot description; 2-3x the power of GC is woefully inadequate no matter how you spin it, especially if you want to compete with PS3 and Xbox 360. I don't think it will be underpowered though, the design of the machine suggests they mean business and they essentially sign their home console suicide warrant if the graphical difference between Rev and the other two consoles is significantly noticeable to the end consumer regardless of how cheap they manage to sell it for. I will say that a console near the power of PS3 and with a potential back catalogue of thousands of games has the potential to do quite nicely. Theyve made all the right moves with Rev so far, and underpowered console is a serious mistake I dont believe theyll make.
exactly, you're talking a pixar movie, plus a game!Krowley said:i wonder how much of the massive power the x360 games are actually utilizing? is it just going to be this big huge amount of power that never gets fully used because devs could never spend that much time and money developing a game?
ziran said:exactly, you're talking a pixar movie, plus a game!
how much will a ff game, selling 6ish million worldwide, make?
i can hear at least 1/2 the developers out there going bust as we speak!
ziran said:exactly, you're talking a pixar movie, plus a game!
how much will a ff game, selling 6ish million worldwide, make?
i can hear at least 1/2 the developers out there going bust as we speak!
ThongyDonk said:.
Brooke Burgess posted in his site.
"The Big Ns press conference is tomorrow morning.
Prepare to be underwhelmed.
Surprises are always better that way"
Revolution will be "two-to-three times more powerful than GameCube," according to Nintendo, which also acknowledges that the next-generation race isn't solely about new technologies. By contrast, Microsoft's Xbox 360 console is 13-15 times more powerful than the first, according to the publisher. And Sony says it's PlayStation 3 is roughly 35 times more powerful than PlayStation 2.
Thraktor said:Remember tech sheets about how PS2 could pull off 77 million polys per second and the Gamecube only 12m? Rembember the actuall visual difference between the games on each console? Nintendo is never one to toot it's own horn in the graphics department, but has always been up there at the top every generation, I really wouldn't start to get worried.
AniHawk said:But the PS2 has 8x the power of the GC. I mean, just look at God of War and Cubivore. It's like night and day.
We all know fool well that the Rev will stack up to the competition in graphics and power but what irks me is Perrin Kaplans dumb ass giving fanboy retailers ammo against Revolution ALREADY.
MoccaJava said:It amazes me how people can just get done looking at the terrible Xbox 360 conferance and then go "Well why aren't they touting their own horn?!"
MoccaJava said:It amazes me how people can just get done looking at the terrible Xbox 360 conferance and then go "Well why aren't they touting their own horn?!"
AB 101 said:But it does have the name "Nintendo" on it so its pretty revolutionary I guess.
Really? I hear it all the time. :lol ..... -_-wonderfuldays said:I heard "Nintendo is DOOMED" or "Nintendo OWNED" 10 years ago~ :lol
Fixed. :lolToyMachine228 said:I can't wait to see what the puppies actually look like on this
LOl :lolIndustry insider said:Nintendo is in big trouble. The revolutionary aspect was it's banana-shaped controller, but Sony have copied it just as they feared.
E3 2005: Revolution Details Emerge
Two-to-three more times powerful than GameCube.
by Matt Casamassina
May 17, 2005 - New details regarding Nintendo's next-generation console, codenamed Revolution, have started to sprinkle onto the Internet. The machine, which will be revealed during Nintendo's pre-E3 2005 show on Tuesday morning in Los Angeles, will sport a slick, black design and a front blue light.
Revolution will be "two-to-three times more powerful than GameCube," according to Nintendo, which also acknowledges that the next-generation race isn't solely about new technologies. By contrast, Microsoft's Xbox 360 console is 13-15 times more powerful than the first, according to the publisher. And Sony says it's PlayStation 3 is roughly 35 times more powerful than PlayStation 2.
Nintendo also revealed that using Revolution's new Wi-Fi connection, gamers would be able to go online to a free gamer-matching service. Interestingly, in a move similar to Microsoft's Xbox Live Arcade service, Revolution users will be able to download classic and new Nintendo games over the Internet. Nintendo cited such examples as Donkey Kong and Super Mario Sunshine, which suggests that Revolutionaries could have access to games for all the publisher's previous consoles.
Optimistic said:I think this is great. The console's small, and the ability to be able to download almost any previous Nintendo title for free is fantastic.
midnightguy said:what the fuck?
golem said:if it really isnt that powerful... i hope it starts at a bargain price.
damn i guess they really do believe in diminishing returns.
btw.. how many of you guys are gonna tough out the last 5 hrs before the ball starts rolling?
scola said:bumbed about 2-3X more powerful than GC, that wouldn't situate it very closely to xbox360 or PS3 would it?
Pedigree Chum said:I'm waiting for the game vids/shots to make my judgements on the Rev's power. But I don't see how you could fit X360's amount of power into that tiny box, how is that possible.
JC10001 said:Nintendo's got it like that. Just look at the size of the Gamecube compared to Xbox or the original PS2.