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Im sure everyone has seen the new look of the Nintendo Revolution, right? yeah you have. anyways, do you like the new look? if not, what would you change about it? I personally would change where you plug in the controllers and put them on the front, not the top. (I've read alot in this post and Im sure nothin' like this has been posted. if so Im sorry.)
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The plugs on the top are only for Gamecube controllers so they shouldn't be visible when you don't use them.
The Revolution controllers will be wireless.
I quite like the design Nintendo showed. Perhaps it's my favourite among the 3 new consoles before XBox 360 and Sony (which I like least).
May 16th...
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I hope this console works out for nintendo. They are a great company with a lot of heritage and I think it's a shame that they appear to be losing out to Sony and Microsoft sales wise, at least here in the UK. :(
At least they'll always have fans like us 8)
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Rank: Lakitu
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oh cool. wireless. I didnt know that. I might get one when the first price drop takes place. I was gunna wait untill the 2nd or 3rd but the more I read and hear about it, the more I want it. Nintendo is the best ever.
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I don't know that 100% for sure, too, but I strongly suppose the controller will be wireless. :wink:
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You know, wireless is cool and all, but that means batteries. Isn't bad enough that we have to pay huge amounts of money for a new system, then have to "pay-to-play" as well? I think I saw something somewhere that said there would be an option on the back to plug in, but honestly, I can't remember. If there's not, that would be very uncool.
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"Roth" wrote:You know, wireless is cool and all, but that means batteries. Isn't bad enough that we have to pay huge amounts of money for a new system, then have to "pay-to-play" as well? I think I saw something somewhere that said there would be an option on the back to plug in, but honestly, I can't remember. If there's not, that would be very uncool. I know the Xbox 360 controllers are claimed to be rechargable, hopefully Nintendo does something similar.
 
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I think they will be rechargable.
Nintendo also made the GBA and stuff rechargable, so that there's no need of batteries.
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Ah... good point! Now to find an available socket in this apartment :P
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"Roth" wrote:You know, wireless is cool and all, but that means batteries. Isn't bad enough that we have to pay huge amounts of money for a new system, then have to "pay-to-play" as well? Thanks for pointing this out Roth. I aggre with you on this. Why the hell does wireless have to be better to most people. Sure you can play games easier without cords getting in the way but the hassle of recharging and crap is ridiculous. I hope they have an option for you to plug in somewhere. I think i read you could with a gamecube controller. I hope thats true. If not..then nintendo messed up in that department.
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I don't see a problem with wireless controllers, the battery often lasts 40 hours +, and you just plug it in when it's not in use (if it's rechargable) you should never have to worry about it.
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