""The feeling is so natural and real, as soon as players use the controller, their minds will spin with the possibilities of how this will change gaming as we know it today," said Nintendo President Satoru Iwata, who presented the new gadget to the Tokyo Games Show.

Nintendo Latest News about Nintendo trumped its rivals at the start of an industry show in Makuhari, Japan, on Friday by revealing a one-handed remote controller that stole attention from Microsoft's (Nasdaq: MSFT) Latest News about Microsoft new Xbox 360 games machine, which was demonstrated in public for the first time.

The device, which looks like a television remote control and is fitted with motion sensors, created the biggest buzz at the opening of the three-day Tokyo Game Show, which was expected to attract 150,000 people, Agence France-Presse reported.

Video-game aficionados and industry executives gathered in this suburb of Tokyo were given a demonstration of the controller for Nintendo's next-generation Revolution machine.

By waving it around frenetically or gently swishing it through the air, players can kick, punch, jump or steer their way through the on-screen action -- though the Revolution and its software Get your FREE Oracle Database Software Kit today! are still under development." [more]