New Nintendo controller revealed==its a remote!
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Alright you may say "Told you so" but I watched the video and seen what it could do, I became psyched now i may buy a rev now. I am just worried about 2 things instead of 10 things, the 2 are 1: your arms would end up getting tired and 2 : there is hardly any buttons on the controller, how can you use different options in a game like different techniques like HOW THE HELL WOULD YOU PLAY A MARIO GAME WITH THE CONTROLLER, see where I am getting at. I am sure these things will be eased, I am such a fool for dogging Nintendo, I love them to death and I seen the damn thing and flipped I should have did research before commenting.
The new Innovation seems really have the Fans and some people going Ape about it, that is nice considering nintendo wants to do something new and fresh in the gaming world because I don't know about you guys but I was getting really bored really quick with games just being 3d with the same ol crap. I mean "WHEEEE MGS 4 LOOKS GOOD BUT PLAYS THE SAME" I would fall asleep playing anygame now adays, With the rev doing something unique from a stand point I have to stand in awe at what nintendo is doing, For those who read my previous post and feel the need to put me down, go for it, I deserve it for not giving nintendo a chance being the fan I am.
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The new Innovation seems really have the Fans and some people going Ape about it, that is nice considering nintendo wants to do something new and fresh in the gaming world because I don't know about you guys but I was getting really bored really quick with games just being 3d with the same ol crap. I mean "WHEEEE MGS 4 LOOKS GOOD BUT PLAYS THE SAME" I would fall asleep playing anygame now adays, With the rev doing something unique from a stand point I have to stand in awe at what nintendo is doing, For those who read my previous post and feel the need to put me down, go for it, I deserve it for not giving nintendo a chance being the fan I am.
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That's what the add-ons are for. I think the add-on idea is awesome, but at the same time it reminds me of this VGcats comic. I can see the cost out weighing the practicallity of it. *IF* a few add-ons came standard with the Revolution then maybe... but from what I read/saw it will only come as remote and anologue stick.there is hardly any buttons on the controller, how can you use different options in a game like different techniques like HOW THE HELL WOULD YOU PLAY A MARIO GAME WITH THE CONTROLLER
I don't particularly wanna fork over an extra $30* (minimum) for each add-on for just 1 control pad. What if I wanna play 2 player or something? I can see this hurting my wallet a fair bit. But at the same time I want to back it 100% as it seems like a fantastic idea!
*This is just my speculation on current control pad prices. All current gen consoles control pads are in the $50AU mark, and I can see any additions to the Revolution control pad being atleast half the cost of a current gen control pad.
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Mario games (in fact, most 3D platform games) don't actually need anywhere near as many buttons as they use. The Revolution controller has two if you're using the pointer only, and four if you're using the extra analog stick attachment (which may end up coming as standard with the console). I think the most any Mario game has actually needed is three buttons.HOW THE HELL WOULD YOU PLAY A MARIO GAME WITH THE CONTROLLER
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Probably the most complex of any Mario game. Jump (A), action (B), first person viewpoint (Y), toggle FLUDD modes (X), center camera (L), fire FLUDD (R), map (Z), and pause (start).Can't quite remember how many buttons Sunshine used though
Of those, I would consider three to be controls that you absolutely need access to at all times - Jump, action, and fire.
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Put your elbow (maybe even your wrist if the calibration is good enough) on an armrest or something. You don't really need your upper arm to point.your arms would end up getting tired
Maybe they'll try integrating gestures, using those for non-crucial functions? I'm sure DS is building a foundation for this at some level...there is hardly any buttons
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I am just saying like game that are intensive that may require a lot of buttons. I could see mario playable with the analong but it would be "wierd" because I am used to holding the controller in one piece instead of two but It may just work though. I could see my arms getting tired on a long gaming session especially if it was a intense boss batttle In Metroid Prime 3. It would be sweet if it has at least two more buttons but I am sure nintendo thought on this Controller so I am sure it'll be fun to play games and give use gamers that new feeling we have been wanting which I last got with a N64 because it was my first "3D" system, now I am pretty bored with 3d, I am hoping nintendo can change my mind.
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Either way, the Cube controller is still an option - IMO, it still has the best left analog stick of any controller out, and the buttons are fine for platformers.Dreamcast4life wrote:I am just saying like game that are intensive that may require a lot of buttons. I could see mario playable with the analong but it would be "wierd" because I am used to holding the controller in one piece instead of two but It may just work though. I could see my arms getting tired on a long gaming session especially if it was a intense boss batttle In Metroid Prime 3. It would be sweet if it has at least two more buttons but I am sure nintendo thought on this Controller so I am sure it'll be fun to play games and give use gamers that new feeling we have been wanting which I last got with a N64 because it was my first "3D" system, now I am pretty bored with 3d, I am hoping nintendo can change my mind.
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Agreed, I love the stick, but hate the DPad. I don't see what's wrong with the face buttons though, everyone bitches about them. The Z button still has me puzzled, though.Either way, the Cube controller is still an option - IMO, it still has the best left analog stick of any controller out, and the buttons are fine for platformers.
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What I mean is: I know the Rev has GCN controller ports and mem. card slots because it will play the tiny GCN discs. Isn't that all they'll be used for? Possibly the downloaded titles also, I'm sure... But will games developed specifically for the Rev even be able to use a GCN controller? Wouldn't that completely go against Nintendo's decision to have wacky, 3D-motion-sensing controllers in the first place? And thus not much of a "revolution"?
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This has not been clarified yet. It will allow Gamecube controllers, but there is no word on if they will work with Revolution games, although I really cannot see why they wouldn't if a developer wanted to use them instead of the new controller. However, the fact that having Gamecube controllers as an alternative does not counter the 'remote'. All it willl do is pretty much allow direct ports to the Gamecube from other consoles.Number Six wrote:What I mean is: I know the Rev has GCN controller ports and mem. card slots because it will play the tiny GCN discs. Isn't that all they'll be used for? Possibly the downloaded titles also, I'm sure... But will games developed specifically for the Rev even be able to use a GCN controller? Wouldn't that completely go against Nintendo's decision to have wacky, 3D-motion-sensing controllers in the first place? And thus not much of a "revolution"?