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Revo Controller
- Thread starter rahxephon03x
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Leatherface
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Oneself said:
gyroscopic control.
SolidSnakex
Member
Nintendo's rather crazy with their ideas, but I don't think they're that crazy.
I actually like the idea of a split controller, but I would hope that you could bring the controller together for games that aren't going to need gyro control.
I think soundwave05 had an idea for a designed that used triggers instead of buttons. I liked that as well, but I'm not what that would do to the cost. Plus it would already make a strange design even less inviting (if this is the real deal).
I think soundwave05 had an idea for a designed that used triggers instead of buttons. I liked that as well, but I'm not what that would do to the cost. Plus it would already make a strange design even less inviting (if this is the real deal).
The Interrobanger
Member
wow...
rahxephon03x
Member
That's awesome if true. Six buttons (with a dedicated finger for each) + 2 triggers, analog and d-pad for you old-fashioned types, plus two independant gyros (more than makes up for a second analog). Ideally also invertable, to use buttons with thumbs and control with gyros.
Bluemercury
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i like it, but it still looks alot like the virutal boy pad..........change the style of it.........
artful_dodger
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Bluemercury said:
First thing that popped into my mind.
Late Stage Marxist
Member
Don't forget there's GC controller ports on the rev....
I'm picturing games being designed for both controller types, a la DS.
Of course I'm not saying this necessarily the real deal. :lol
I'm picturing games being designed for both controller types, a la DS.
Of course I'm not saying this necessarily the real deal. :lol
Bluemercury
Member
Reilly said:
Well i understand the left handler very well, you have the analog stick on your side and the 3 buttons behind, considering the anatomy of the human hand i say it will probably fit very well with your hand, what i dont understand yet is the right one....
artful_dodger
Member
Maybe some games will only use one controller and other games will use both. EG; A racing game will make use of both to use as a steering wheel and a rpg will only need one for long term play (saw a funky 1 handed RPG controller one time, I believe)
Here's an idea! let's imagine the type of game that would be worst off with this controller!
I vote for fighters! especially capcom fighters, doing quarter and half circle motions on a right-thumb located D-pad would not only suck balls, but hitting button combinations at the back of that same controller would be hell.
I imagine MANY genres would be screwed with this kind of control
I vote for fighters! especially capcom fighters, doing quarter and half circle motions on a right-thumb located D-pad would not only suck balls, but hitting button combinations at the back of that same controller would be hell.
I imagine MANY genres would be screwed with this kind of control
Keyser Soze
Member
It crazy enough to be true but the d-pad is not the one Nintendo usually use.
...and I dont understand how it would work and I dont want to play game with my feet and toes
...although i think you could use any selection of the 4 at any given time which leads to 12 (i think) different ways to play games and i also guess that the parts could be interchanged for different one during the course of the game offering you to play different parts of the game in a different way.
For example you could hold the one with just button so the fat part is at the bottom and then use the button with you two thumbs then you could click in a directional part and hold it the normal way then you could click in the one more buttons......
*head explodes*
...and I dont understand how it would work and I dont want to play game with my feet and toes
...although i think you could use any selection of the 4 at any given time which leads to 12 (i think) different ways to play games and i also guess that the parts could be interchanged for different one during the course of the game offering you to play different parts of the game in a different way.
For example you could hold the one with just button so the fat part is at the bottom and then use the button with you two thumbs then you could click in a directional part and hold it the normal way then you could click in the one more buttons......
*head explodes*
Bluemercury
Member
mr2mike said:
FLASH NEWS revolution has cube jacks for you to use with your hori or arcade stick, also do you really expect Nintendo to take into consideration a dead genre like street fighter in constructing their new game pad???i mean i love 3rd strike and all, but all i see in this forum is pple trolling these types of games. they are only for a very nich market.