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Originally Posted by joeblow69
more revolution pics:
All these systems look so much better horizontal, what's the obsession with setting things vertical again? |
Originally Posted by PixyJunket
I got one to show up before the site was blocked again.
All these systems look so much better horizontal, what's the obsession with setting things vertical again? |
Originally Posted by joeblow69
So you can't see the different revolution colors? Your choices are Black, White, Silver, Red, and LimeGreen.
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Originally Posted by Josh Hinkle
You mean like you do with Sony?
Pot, meet Kettle. |
Here's a list of Nintendo published games showing at E3.
[GBA] DK: King of Swing [GBA] Donkey Kong Country 3 [GBA] Dynasty Warriors Advance [GBA] Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones [GBA] Mario Tennis Advance [GBA] Pokémon Emerald [GBA] Pokémon FireRed [GBA] Pokémon LeafGreen [GBA] Pokémon Ruby [GBA] Pokémon Sapphire [GBA] Screw Breaker [GBA] WarioWare: Twisted! [GBA] Yoshi Topsy-Turvy [DS] Advance Wars: Dual Strike [DS] Animal Crossing DS [DS] Electroplankton [DS] Kirby: Canvas Curse [DS] Mario & Luigi 2 [DS] Mario Kart DS [DS] Meteos [DS] Metroid Prime Hunters [DS] Metroid Prime Pinball [DS] New Super Mario Bros. [DS] Nintendogs [DS] Pokémon Dash [DS] Touch Golf [DS] Trace Memory [Cube] Battalion Wars [Cube] Chibi-Robo [Cube] Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix [Cube] Donkey Konga 2 [Cube] Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance [Cube] Geist [Cube] Kirby (tentative title) [Cube] Legend of Zelda, The: Twilight Princess [Cube] Mario Baseball [Cube] Mario Party 7 [Cube] Nintendo Pennant Chase Baseball [Cube] Odama [Cube] Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness [Cube] Super Mario Strikers |
Here's a link to the "Nintendo Theater": http://www.nintendo.com/theater
It has a lot of the videos consolidated on one page. |
I usually get black consoles, but that red Revolution looks nice with the blue disc tray light. Wonder if all these options will be available for launch though? Guess we will find out next year.
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Really interested in [GBA] Mario Tennis Advance, [GBA] Screw Breaker, [GBA] WarioWare: Twisted!, [DS] Advance Wars: Dual Strike, [DS] Animal Crossing DS, [DS] Electroplankton, [DS] Kirby: Canvas Curse, [DS] Mario & Luigi 2, [DS] Metroid Prime Pinball, [DS] New Super Mario Bros., [DS] Nintendogs, [DS] Trace Memory, [Cube] Battalion Wars, [Cube] Chibi-Robo, [Cube] Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance, [Cube] Geist, [Cube] Kirby (tentative title), [Cube] Legend of Zelda, The: Twilight Princess, [Cube] Nintendo Pennant Chase Baseball and [Cube] Odama.
Who needs the next generation when I can't even afford all the games I want with the current stuff. This isn't even counting the 3rd Party Nintendo, PS2 and PSP games on my list. |
Gamespot now has a full 20 minutes of in-game footage from Zelda: Twilight Princess up in their video section. It's straight gameplay with commentary from the developers, not a trailer so you get to see all the menu screens and everything. It's no doubt loaded with spoilers so beware.
http://www.gamespot.com/gamecube/act...lda/media.html Just scroll down to the videos labeled "Gameplay Footage" it's split up into 18 parts. |
Complete E3 List
Gamecube: Activision - Fantastic Four Activision - Madagascar Activision - X-Men Legends II: Rise of Apocalypse Bandai - Digimon World 4 Bandai - One Piece Bandai - Zatch Bell Capcom - Killer 7 Capcom - Mega Man X Collection Capcom - Viewtiful Joe VFX Battle Disney Interactive - Disney's Chicken Little Electronic Arts - 007: From Russia with Love Electronic Arts - Batman Begins Electronic Arts - Madden NFL 2006 Electronic Arts - Medal of Honor: European Assault Ignition - Animaniacs: The Great Edgar Hunt Ignition - International Golf and Tennis Konami - Frogger Namco - Hello Kitty: Roller Rescue Namco - Pac-Man World 3 Natsume - Harvest Moon: Another Wonderful Life Natsume - Mark Davis Pro Bass Challenge Nintendo - Battalion Wars Nintendo - Chibi-Robo Nintendo - Dance Dance Revolution: Mario Mix Nintendo - Donkey Konga 2 Nintendo - Fire Emblem: Path of Radiance Nintendo - Geist Nintendo - Kirby (tentative title) Nintendo - Legend of Zelda, The: Twilight Princess Nintendo - Mario Baseball Nintendo - Mario Party 7 Nintendo - Nintendo Pennant Chase Baseball Nintendo - Odama Nintendo - Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness Nintendo - Super Mario Strikers Sega - Sonic Gems Collection THQ - Barnyard, The THQ - Bratz: Rock Angelz THQ - Nicktoons THQ - Scooby-Doo! Unmasked THQ - SpongeBob SquarePants THQ - Tak 3: The Great Juju Challenge THQ - WWE Day of Reckoning 2 Ubisoft - Prince of Persia 3 Vivendi Universal - Crash Tag Team Racing Vivendi Universal - Incredible Hulk, The: Ultimate Destruction 2K Games - Charlie & the Chocolate Factory Activision - Madagascar (GBA) Activision - Shrek SuperSlam (GBA) Atari - Backyard Football 2006 Atari - Backyard Skateboarding Atari - Dragon Ball GT Transformation Atari - Duel Masters III Atlus - Riviera: The Promised Land Buena Vista Interactive - Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas: The Pumpkin King Capcom - Mega Man Battle Network 5: Team Colonel Capcom - Mega Man Battle Network 5: Team Protoman Capcom - Mega Man Zero 4 Destination Software - Scrabble Blast Disney Interactive - Chronicles of Narnia, The: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe Disney Interactive - Disney's Herbie: Fully Loaded Disney Interactive - Disney's Magical Quest 3 Starring Mickey and Donald Disney Interactive - Disney's That's So Raven 2: Passion For Fashion Electronic Arts - Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire Ignition - Animaniacs: Lights, Camera, Action Ignition - Zooo LEGO Media International - LEGO Bionicle: Maze of Shadows Namco - Atomic Betty Namco - Gumby vs The Astrobots Namco - Hugo Bukkazoom Namco - Pac-Man Pinball Advance Namco - Popeye: Rush For Spinach Namco - RebelStar: Tactical Command Namco - Sigma Star Saga Natsume - Harvest Moon: More Friends of Mineral Town Nintendo - DK: King of Swing Nintendo - Donkey Kong Country 3 Nintendo - Dynasty Warriors Advance Nintendo - Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones Nintendo - Mario Tennis Advance Nintendo - Pokémon Emerald Nintendo - Pokémon FireRed Nintendo - Pokémon LeafGreen Nintendo - Pokémon Ruby Nintendo - Pokémon Sapphire Nintendo - Screw Breaker Nintendo - WarioWare: Twisted! Nintendo - Yoshi Topsy-Turvy SNK Playmore - Metal Slug 1: Super Vehicle THQ - Scooby-Doo! Unmasked (GBA) THQ - Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith Ubisoft - Trollz Hair Affair Activision - Madagascar (DS) Activision - Shrek SuperSlam Activision - Ultimate Spider-Man Atari - Dragon Ball Z Supersonic Warriors Atari - Retro Atari Classics Atlus - Puyo Pop Fever Atlus - Snowboard Kids DS Atlus - Trauma Center: Under the Knife Capcom - Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Capcom - Viewtiful Joe DS Crave Entertainment - World Championship Poker: Deluxe Series Disney Interactive - Chronicles of Narnia, The: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe Electronic Arts - GoldenEye: Rogue Agent Electronic Arts - Madden NFL 2006 Electronic Arts - Need for Speed Underground 2 Electronic Arts - The Sims 2 Konami - Castlevania for DS (working title) Konami - Frogger Konami - Lost in Blue Majesco Sales Inc. - Age of Empires: The Age of Kings Majesco Sales Inc. - Nanostray Majesco Sales Inc. - Texas Hold 'Em Poker Mastiff - Space Invaders Revolution Mastiff - Top Gun Namco - Pac N' Roll Namco - Pac-Pix Namco - Shogun Warrior: Real Time Conflict Namco - Super Pac-Man Pinball Nintendo - Advance Wars: Dual Strike Nintendo - Animal Crossing DS Nintendo - Electroplankton Nintendo - Kirby: Canvas Curse Nintendo - Mario & Luigi 2 Nintendo - Mario Kart DS Nintendo - Meteos Nintendo - Metroid Prime Hunters Nintendo - Metroid Prime Pinball Nintendo - New Super Mario Bros. Nintendo - Nintendogs Nintendo - Pokémon Dash Nintendo - Touch Golf Nintendo - Trace Memory Summitsoft - Blades of Thunder 2 Summitsoft - Mini RC Rally Summitsoft - Texas Hold 'Em Poker Pack Telegames - Ultimate Brain Games Telegames - Ultimate Card Games THQ - Tak: The Great Juju Challenge THQ - Zoo Tycoon Ubisoft - Bomberman DS Ubisoft - Lunar Ubisoft - Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith Vivendi Universal - Spyro: Shadow Conspiracy |
Originally Posted by darkside
Who needs the next generation when I can't even afford all the games I want with the current stuff. This isn't even counting the 3rd Party Nintendo, PS2 and PSP games on my list.
Not enough money or time with being a full time Ph D student and working 30+ hours a week on top of that, not to mention having other hobbies I generally put ahead of gaming in my limited spare time. |
looks like nintendo might have something up their metaphorical sleve.
http://lithium.1up.com/zd/board/mess...sage.id=110430 |
Is this the right thread to profess my love for Nintendo? You see Microsoft and Sony come out with the specs of their new machines and they're definately impressive and destined to become "media hubs" for many households around the country. Nintendo on the other hand keeps things a bit more simple and centers their game console around more mundane things like, you know, playing games. For that, I salute them. Sometimes being a Nintendo fan is very similar to being an Apple fan.
<small>of course, I'll be picking up a PS3 and 360 as well</small> |
Originally Posted by mtucker
Sometimes being a Nintendo fan is very similar to being an Apple fan.
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Unfortunately there's really not anything on the upcoming Cube list I'll be purchasing. I'll probably just hold off on buying another Nintendo game til Revolution unless I see something on sale I can't pass up.
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Isn't the new GBA going to be called the Game Boy Micro, or something like that?
I'm interested in Revolution, its backwards-compatability sounds good (you'll be able to download/play classic games from the NES, SNES and N64 days) :D Looking forward to playing GoldenEye again then. ;) Didnt Nintendo reveal it can play DVDs as well? Not that it means much to me as I already have a DVD player but still. :) How much are standalone players in Japan? The GBA Micro doesnt seem like a true successor to the GBA :confused: Not what I thought. Just like the Game Boy Pocket in the 90's was just a smaller Game Boy. I'm sorta annoyed. I held of buying a DS for this... |
Hmm...that blog was interesting. Expecially the picture of an Nintendo RS HDDVD.
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Originally Posted by edytwinky
Unfortunately there's really not anything on the upcoming Cube list I'll be purchasing. I'll probably just hold off on buying another Nintendo game til Revolution unless I see something on sale I can't pass up.
Until then I still have a couple games to get through (MP: Echoes, Pikmin 2) until then. |
Zelda for me, although I would love to know how Fire Emblem is going to make the transition to GC. Hopefully not as a naff action game or something. I'd dig a rpg, strat rpg, or maybe even a bit of a rts type game...
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Originally Posted by grim_tales
The GBA Micro doesnt seem like a true successor to the GBA :confused: Not what I thought.
... and I'll probably be getting one! ;) http://media.nintendo.com/mediaFiles...bb122cc86f.jpg Isn't it beautiful! |
I take it back. That actually looks rather nice :) I've read about it on Gamecentral (a magazine on Teletext in the UK). That screen blows the SP out of the water. Its supposed to be very sharp. :)
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Originally Posted by lukewarmwater
looks like nintendo might have something up their metaphorical sleve.
http://lithium.1up.com/zd/board/mess...sage.id=110430 http://www.gamerah.com/media/e3/Rev-On-E3.wmv |
fake zelda revolution screen?
http://www.tokyo-web.org/revolutionzelda4vn.jpg |
Probably... resolution is 800x450.
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I'm not going to believe any of that till I see it from Nintendo.
I do wonder if we are looking at the word Revolution in the wrong way. Maybe Nintendo means something else by the word. We are thinking A sudden or momentous change in a situation. However, maybe Nintendo means A turning or rotational motion about an axis. Could mean the gyros in the controllers is a big part of the plan after all. I think it will be more than that, but a motion controller could be the true meaning of "Revolution" after all. |
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