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It'll be a button probably that will work with the direction you are facing most likely. Wouldn't it be nice if you had to gesticulate the force movements though, like casting?

I was wondering whether they actually need to be on the bar or not. It would certainly be a more reliable product if they were. I just think it looks like a piece off an ergo machine at the moment. On the flip side I don't want to have two webcam-looking things either side of my TV.

It's all about the glorious light sources from the lightsaber, the Epic music and the Force! Don't forget that you could have blasters easily too and fly using a virtual joystick. Ahhhh yes... using FHC to fly speeder bikes FTW!

This is the name that has been adopted for the sensor which sits under you TV and senses the movement of the FHC. From the recent shot of it we have seen (see Revolution Information Thread for the photo) it looks pretty trange and not very inline with the Rev design. Also Nintendo said that they had not finalised the design for it yet at TGS last year. So my question is what do people think this is going to look like? Will is stay as a bar? Will it have ways of folding up for storage? Just general thoughts and stuff....

Part of me wants it to be expensive just so Sony can learn the leason. But at the same time the Playstation has brought welcome competition to the market. I agree with the parent thing btw. I would only ever get a console for a birthday or Christmas and I would often have to contribute to the cost of that even it up. Can't believe parents just buy their kid a PS2 because they give in. It's a lot of money.

Wasn't it you who posted the URL last year Booker? Thanks for that man, it was magic. I'm really looking forward to this one. No holding back, just giving us everything and there will probably be playable pods too. Jyeah!

Xbox360 fades into the background at E3?

You retard. Almost all people who have arthritis in their arms and wrist will have it in their fingers and hands too. Not much chance of playing any of the other systems with that condition is there? Same goes for the force feedback. Care to actually qualify this point at all?

Aye-aye sir! I've played it too at GameStars Live (#cough#). I also played Darkwind and is true, the calibration is just awful as your point of reference just disappears. It's actual quite difficult to not feel like it is just wasting YOUR time. Plus I'm guessing that the whole thing will break after about a week of having it. Please do not, under no circumstances, compare this to the Revolution FHC. Rev FTW.

Aries was a loser who turned up originally on the Broken Saints blog site. People believed him for no reason at all and then people started posting as him and so on and so forth. Didn't realise anyone had actually found out who he was cos they shouldn't give him the attention. Tosser.

There are just some simple ideas I want to put forward. 1. This is the same controller we were seeing in the Red Steel article. 2. It seems less advanced than the one at TGS. 3. Ubisoft will only have the Dev kit controller, not the porper one. So this is the Dev kit controller, chill folks. That's even before all the photos.

And for clarity. This game sounds like Kill Bill in the fact that it is an actual depiction of violence. It makes you ask yourself how much is a person's life worth. Using blood has been a prominent visual tool in Japan for eons and also we are talking about getting down and ugly with a Katana blade! It would look horrifically wrong if they just fell back stopped moving. The horror of the violence would seem to be a key part of this game. I would say yes it does because the graphic style is very similar. However that is blatantly meant to be Chow Yun Fat so no I'd say not. Hard Boiled the video game? John Woo the game?

Ahhh but GTA doesn't really give you the option to do anything but be violent. Blood Steel is different, especially with the honour system.

High. Moria show me a source for that comment about AA bateries NOW! Errrrm.... In an effort to appeal to the "mature" (or immature) gamer, Ubisoft make Red Steel the gore fest we want and it gets an 18 rating.

Hmm dunno. That's the Sheffield Wednesday symbol though. Don't know what "SPT?" means though...

Low. I think it's something to do with the console itself. The first 3rd party FHC is absolutely awful.

Nothing. Not even low, it's just a 0 probablility. The last big secret totally seperates the Rev from the competition.

I must admit that the fact that Mario meets Yoshi for the "1st time" in Mario is a blatant error as he is "his faaaaather!!!!" as he brought Mario up on Yoshi Island.

Medium-high. Nintendo serious about Europe? Hahahaha!!!!! LMAO! :p Red Steel gets in the headlines because some kid kills another kid and his aunt's father's dog had a copy of the game.

What?!?! Are you insane? The only game you will make in 6months is going to be a pile of shit, bugged to hell and back or the shortest and simplest game in existance. You need at least 9 months even if you have middleware. If you are starting from fresh, creating the engine and everything, then I would say at least 18 months minimum. Small teams may take almost 2 years to make a game.

Low goddammit! He's such a blatant B-side character... Eventhough Japanand America get the choice of 5 colours for the Rev, Europe still only gets 2.

Errr... well what do you think Retro have been doing since the release of MP2? That was ages ago and I don't think they will have to modify the engine that much from what we know of the Rev/GCN similarities. I will be disappointed if it is not a launch or close to launch game. But hey the could be trying to make it "perfect".

Unlikely. The reasoning for the VC is because digital distribution is cheep and efficient. Making "real" versions of the software would counter act that.

Errr PS2s are not cheap. They really should cost less.

Or it will have nothing to do with WW at all! See I can make completely unfounded speculation too! This is so stupid. It's like watching people trying to figure out the timeline to Mario. It is nonsense.