Recently I've been thinking what the Revolution should be called, since Revolution is still just the official code-name, and we already know that the other two next-gen consoles are called Playstation 3 and Xbox 360. First of all, it should definately not be called Revolution. It's a too big word. A Revolution implies something great. I consider Entertainment something little, no matter how awesome it is. I also read in the Gamecube am failure already dead thread that some people don't know that it's a Nintendo console. That could be a problem. The Nintendo Gamecube is the first Nintendo system that you could refer to without saying 'Nintendo'. Let's look at how all Nintendo consoles were named and how everybody called them:
1) Nintendo Entertainment System or Famicom for Japan. People called this thing the NES or just Nintendo. I think just plain 'Nintendo' was a far more popular abbreviation.
2) Super Nintendo Entertainment System or Super Famicom for Japan. People called this thing the SNES or just Super Nintendo. I think just plain 'Super Nintendo' was a far more popular abbreviation (am I starting to sound repetitive here?).
3) Nintendo 64. People called this thing the Nintendo 64 as far as I am aware of. So this was the third system that you really needed you to say 'Nintendo'.
4) Nintendo Gamecube. People call this the Gamecube. So you don't need to say Nintendo for the first time. :/
5) I think it should be called something that requires you to say Nintendo. Like, Nintendo 5. Nintendo Five. Well, that sounds kinda corny, but it would make a nice logo.
Certain GAFers also came up with a few good ideas:
-Nintendo V (V=5)
-Nintendo Revolution Entertainment System 512 aka "RES" or "Nintendo RES"
-Nintendo Revo
-New Sexy
Nintendo 5 or Nintendo V are my favorites so far. What do you think?
1) Nintendo Entertainment System or Famicom for Japan. People called this thing the NES or just Nintendo. I think just plain 'Nintendo' was a far more popular abbreviation.
2) Super Nintendo Entertainment System or Super Famicom for Japan. People called this thing the SNES or just Super Nintendo. I think just plain 'Super Nintendo' was a far more popular abbreviation (am I starting to sound repetitive here?).
3) Nintendo 64. People called this thing the Nintendo 64 as far as I am aware of. So this was the third system that you really needed you to say 'Nintendo'.
4) Nintendo Gamecube. People call this the Gamecube. So you don't need to say Nintendo for the first time. :/
5) I think it should be called something that requires you to say Nintendo. Like, Nintendo 5. Nintendo Five. Well, that sounds kinda corny, but it would make a nice logo.
Certain GAFers also came up with a few good ideas:
-Nintendo V (V=5)
-Nintendo Revolution Entertainment System 512 aka "RES" or "Nintendo RES"
-Nintendo Revo
-New Sexy
Nintendo 5 or Nintendo V are my favorites so far. What do you think?