Hey, I am planning on getting a Nintendo Revolution! Actually 2! One for me and one for some contest I am sponsoring. Why? YOU ZELDA FANS KNOW DAMN WELL ZELDA IS A GREAT GAME! When Gamecube first came out they did not launch as many titles as they should have. Come on! Animal Crossing?!?! That game was just hot! Gamecube still has the best graphics out of Xbox and PS2... Xbox 360 is a big disappointment to me. I seen the graphics... my F.E.A.R. on my PC looks better than most of the games currently out for Xbox 360. I know the new nintendo controller MAY look hard to master in fighting games and all but come on! Not everything should be easy. Hmph ^_^ (GOOD POINT I THINK...) Nintendo does seem more dedicated to it's users. Come on, they could have released twilight princess for revolution but they decided to stick with their promise and release it on gamecube for the fans. Then there is the bluetooth wireless or something for DS. They made it for sale online for all nintendo DS players since I was reading in GamePro that most people would be confused about the internet functions and they got more details at there official site so check that out. In conclusion... HAS ZELDA EVER LET ANYONE DOWN? EVER!?!?! And do not get me wrong, Zelda is not the only good game.. Many titles are good but I just like Zelda so much ^_^
I'm looking forward to every single next gen console. Xbox 360 for it's features, arcade, and live, PS3 for it's awesome games, features, and graphics, and Revolution for it's games, free wi-fi, and controller. I just don't know which one I want first.
First I would like to say that I am getting the Revolution. Second I would like to say that most of the people that are bashing the Rev should first find out more about it instead of pushing their own oppinions as facts. Almost every game developer is praising the Revolution, and want to make games for it. Every one that has tryed the controller have said that it feals very natural and comfortable. The list bellow is of games and of developers that are working on the Revolution. Unspecified Activision project - IGN Article Untitled Animal Crossing Revolution project—IGN page (N) Untitled AQ Interactive Action Game — IGN Article Untitled AQ Interactive game based off a major comic license — IGN Article Unspecified Artdink Project(s) - AMN Article Beijing 2008 Olympic Games — TeamXbox Article Untitled Camelot RPG — IGN Page Casino Royale - GameSHOUT article Unspecified Clover Studio Titles - 1Up article The Darkness — IGN page Untitled Donkey Kong project —IGN page Unspecified Eidos Projects — Revolution Report Article Untitled EA-Tiburon Title — Gamasutra Article Unspecified Electronic Arts Title(s) — IGN Article Untitled Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles Project — IGN page Untitled Free Radical/Ubisoft Action Game — Gamesindustry.biz article Untitled Grasshopper Manufacture Title — IGN article Untitled Gearbox Software Project(s) —Randy Pitchford interview at GamerCC Untitled Harmonix Project(s) —Alex Rigopulos Interview at 1UP. Untitled Hideo Kojima Project — Aussie-Nintendo.com Article Untitled Hirofumi Matsuoka Project(s) —Revolution Report article Untitled Katsuya Eguchi Project —British Gaming Blog article Killing Day — IGN page Unspecified KOEI Title(s) — Revolution Report article Unspecified Konami Title(s) - N-Philes article Unspecified Kuju Entertainment Title(s) - N-Sider article Untitled The Legend of Zelda project — IGN page Mario Kart Revolution — Hideki Konno Interview from Nintendo Power at Revolution Report Mario Paint Revolution — Gaming Horizon Article Metroid Prime 3 —Revolution Report Untitled Minoru Nakai Project - CVG Article Untitled Nintendo EAD Project —Hideki Konno Interview at Game|Life Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest —IGN page Possession — Nintendojo article Raid over the River — Revolution Report Article Untitled The Simpsons project(s)— AMN page Untitled Soul Calibur project — IGN page Super Mario 128 —IGN page Super Smash Bros. Revolution—IGN page Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles — IGN page Unspecified THQ Project(s) — MTV Article Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter— Ubisoft announcement on IGN Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell Double Agent— IGN page Untitled Ubisoft Montreal First Person Shooter — GAF Article Untitled Ubisoft Paris First Person Shooter — GAF Article My next point is about the DS and the PSP. January 2 - 8, 2006 PSP - 132,757 Nintendo DS - 91,379 January 9 - 15, 2006 PSP - 57,686 Nintendo DS - 54,284 January 16 - 22, 2006 Nintendo DS - 64,515 PSP - 38,271 January 23 - 29, 2006 Nintendo DS - 106,081 PSP - 30,657 January 30 - February 5, 2006 PSP - 25,905 Nintendo DS - 25,321 As you all can see the DS and PSP are almost mached, but one Nintendo can suply more DS's in stores the number should go way up. Not to mention that as soon as the new redesign comes out the, DS sales should be untouchable.
