THQ making Rev game and more Revmote images

[Shaithan]

http://blogs.ign.com/matt-ign

[Pit-Jr]

BUT MATTS A LIER! HE WASNT REALLY THERE!!1etc....

[RuneSP]

Whats taht black wire coming out of the bottom of the revmote for???

[Social]

That makes it connect to the cube. SInce the press remotes aren't wireless

[DCK]

Obviously Photoshops.

 

Nah, Matt's a somewhat reliable source. It wouldn't surprise me if he bloated up stories occassionally for the OMG-effect.

[ShadowV7]

I think he was there ,good to know they have atleast 1 Rev game in the works.

[monkeyDluffy]

wasn't the THQ title "cars" from the film? and something else?

[ShadowV7]

Couldn't tell you but least you will have an answer soon.

[monkeyDluffy]

http://uk.revolution.ign.com/objects/814/814997.html

 

it was cars, well according to IGN, hopefully they saw some other stuff too!

[ShadowV7]

Like a secret Revolution game in the works.That only Ninty know's about and then will people think there is a huge conspiracy like last years E3.

[Nintendork]

 

No shit, THQ are making a Revolution game? I thought it was a secret.

[djamb3]

Day of reckoning 3

[James McGeachie]

So the current development controllers really are wired, that and the fact Red Steel can't take advantage of the moving forwards and backwards stuff yet makes it seem like they're still a bit off from finalising all the technology in the controller. I wonder if the controller will even be complete at E3.

[monkeyDluffy]

If I remember correctly when IGN had a play around with one of the dev units a bit back they said that the revmote was fully functional.

[ShadowV7]

I thought the Revolution control was fully functional aswell and that's why dev kit's got sent out.

[djamb3]

They are fully functional. The cable was to plug them in the first dev kits (whose harware were still the one from a GC). And the cable is also to not use batteries (like the ones IGN tryed at tgs).

[YenRug]

So the current development controllers really are wired, that and the fact Red Steel can't take advantage of the moving forwards and backwards stuff yet makes it seem like they're still a bit off from finalising all the technology in the controller. I wonder if the controller will even be complete at E3.

 

What about the pulling the controller back to reload weapons? That sounds like depth sensing to me.