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Thursday, May 26, 2005
Nintendo Revolution Controller Tid Bit
"Nintendo Revolution Controller: Universal Configuration
At E3 2005, Nintendo's executive of vice president of sales and marketing, Reginald Fils-Aime, offered a hint.
'We announced the ability to download and play the best NES games, S-NES games, N64 games, in addition to Revolution games and GameCube games,' he said in an IGN/G4 interview. 'If you put those controllers all lined up together, they're all very different. So think about what kind of device is going to allow you to play all those different types of games. It's pretty interesting.'
Revolution's controller may enable gamers to configure their own layouts in order to best suit their different gameplay experiences. "
'We announced the ability to download and play the best NES games, S-NES games, N64 games, in addition to Revolution games and GameCube games,' he said in an IGN/G4 interview. 'If you put those controllers all lined up together, they're all very different. So think about what kind of device is going to allow you to play all those different types of games. It's pretty interesting.'
Revolution's controller may enable gamers to configure their own layouts in order to best suit their different gameplay experiences. "
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D.Vader // 5/26/2005 10:05:00 AM //
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