KingOfHyrule

I've always wanted to shake the hands of those who can come up with this sorta stuff so soon after it arrives lol

I think it actually should be shown to mates in the clip form first, not just image. It takes a lot more convincing if they've only seen an image.

Controller is great, and I rarely say that about freshly unveiled stuff from Nintendo - but the Revolution will die a rapid, painful death if it doesn't implement everything it has and impress us undoubtedly - a) The controller is a revolution in gaming - but it must be utilized properly. If used properly with top-notch software, exploring its potential, no one can deny its fun factor. b) Graphics must be presentable. We are too far into the "game" of gaming to take a step back graphically by sacrificing visual technology; the graphical power must rival that of the other two competitors or mainstream players won't even look. "So what if we have a tilt sensor controller if the graphics are just slightly improved over GameCube's"? c) Software has to impress. Without quality games and software from first, second and third parties, the Revolution cannot succeed - Dreamcast being a good example of this. If games can be ported onto Revolution from other consoles with ease, Nintendo may have an advantage. d) Advertise the damn thing well. I was impressed by the quality of the demo clip, but it has to keep up the more mature approach. Gaming is growing up like the rest of us! Any further thoughts?

Jeeeesus...Eternal Darkness for Revolution - the thought makes me tingle...

I second that!

Lol I thought everyone would have tried this by now, that was the first thing I did when I read about it.

I'm thinking along the lines of those projector/whiteboards in schools and universities and such, where you have to calibrate the pen with the projector in order to get an accurate performance. The TV set is highly unlikely to move while you're playing, so it shouldn't be a problem calibrating controllers.

Have you looked further into it? Looking at images of it won't give you an idea of what the possibilites of fresh gaming could be with it. The PS3 controller looks pretty stupid to me because it's shaped like a boomerang, but I've no doubt that it will perfectly fit the traditional controller role for this upcoming generation of games. Watch the demo of the Revolution controller and do some imagining once you understand its full potential.

White looks good, but silver or black is where I'll be.

I actually think they'll be labelled X & Y in the final controller, with B & A engraved underneath the buttons for when you turn it round for NES gaming - there is already a big A button up top, and the B button is a trigger on the underside. It makes no sense to have two pairs of labelled A & B buttons.

Zeldaaaaaaaaa!

Ah, that old bollix Iwata - shows one thing in glory and makes us wait another month for some Revolution demos.

Not even a glimpse of any Revolution footage? Come on the controller looks fantastic, I'm sure Nintendo wouldn't have found it too challenging to throw together a demonstration for upcoming games!