Revolution controller revealed.

[Xena]

The only thing bad that I can see with it is if you lose it, just like all the other TV remotes.

Keep it someplace safe, like next to your console

[Judau Ashta]

Keep it someplace safe, like next to your console

I dunno... since you can just turn it off with the controller, there wouldn't be really any reason to walk all the way back to the console.

[Kazekage Gaara]

I don't know whats gonna happen to revo. Games that put you against your friends will turn into a competition for the fastest wrist. Also, how the flying f____ will you play soul calibur or other fighting games ?

Also about those nunchuck extensions, it would become dangerous to go near a kid who's playing revo Also would you give a swinging controller to an 8 year old kid ? I know I wouldn't...he would fucking trash it in a week

[SniperWolf]

give it to him just dont give him te extension with the analog...haha make him play NES or SNES games.

[Sprung]

Maybe you shouldn't of had the speakers on in a public place without headphones connected, you never know when a site has background music however inappropriate.

:eyeball: "Public place" would equal my living room, and the "kids" were my children.

Maybe I should put the computer outside?

[Toto]

I'm such a Nintendo fanboy, when I first saw it I was sure it was going to revolutionise gaming. Even though I'm sure the multiplayer, "getting in each others way" thing will be difficult, I'm sure the Big N will find a way around it.

[Norgus]

:eyeball: "Public place" would equal my living room, and the "kids" were my children.

Maybe I should put the computer outside?

My dad uses headphones on his computer (in the living room). And he's older than you it can't be that hard.

Although im more an advocate of having an option to mute your browser, I still need to find a firefox extension like this. (I litterally never find it useful to have my web browser making noise)

[Skinner8]

Yeah, sound is pretty useless outside of YtMND.

[johnny blaze]

What the shit is that? How am I going to masturbate while playing the new SSBM if I have to use both hands for the controller? Hell, I can play with one hand on the GC controller. This shit is redonkulous.

[Cosmic]

I was actually a little shocked when I first saw those pictures (remote control? Huh?!), but after reading that article and watching some videos I'm really impressed; albeit rather confused as to how well older games are going to play. Time will tell. For now though, it looks cool.

[Howie]

I dunno... since you can just turn it off with the controller, there wouldn't be really any reason to walk all the way back to the console.

Well, I guess there is a charging-dock for the controllers, so you'd probably want to put it in the charging-dock whenever you don't play.

I thought this thing looked pretty stupid at first. After reading more about and watching some videos, I'm impressed. Hopefully it will work.

[Xaenn]

What the shit is that? How am I going to masturbate while playing the new SSBM if I have to use both hands for the controller? Hell, I can play with one hand on the GC controller. This shit is redonkulous.

Right...so I'll play you in SSBM, and you can use one hand...we'll see how well you do.

[D]

Ewwww.....thats ugly

Sorry? Ugly? How?
Edit: What do you mean how do you play Soul Calibur with it? Have you never played Soul Calibur with a fishing rod? It's fucking loads of fun. See, I predict the future, I've already played it how it will be here.

[Del_Boy]

Although im more an advocate of having an option to mute your browser, I still need to find a firefox extension like this. (I litterally never find it useful to have my web browser making noise)

http://bgmconductor.svist.net/ > I've used that before now to disable all BGsound or Embed tags

[P. Wolvesbane]

I think since the Nitnendo Revolution is taking a brave step in the right direction away from the tedious and unnoriginal gaming interface that we use at the moment, i.e limited controller input, but with the Revolution controller you can be provided with an almost limitless selection of controller input that might well be the precursor to VR gaming.