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Revolution - Fakes und Träumereien
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JethroTull
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Nel schrieb:
Ja klar, hat man ja auch alles schon im Geschichtsunterricht gelernt
Predicting the Revolution
We take our best shot at guessing what the Revolution's controller will look like. 3D images included.
August 19, 2005 -
While plenty of rumors, hearsay and general guessing have been floating around about what Nintendo has up its sleeve with its Revolution controller, no one outside the company or its highly trusted core developers knows anything about said input device. Some say it has to have touch screen technology of some sort, some say it's entirely customizable, but the truth is that no one knows for sure.
Nintendo has dropped a few hints, though anything it has said has been rather vague. We're still guessing about the controller as much as everyone else is, so we figured we'd take a crack at a few designs that might make sense. Check 'em out.
First up is what we'll call the Nintenball. This entirely made up controller features gyroscopic motion sensors, using for controlling on-screen actions in an entirely analog form. It's also motion sensitive, so it'll know if you're moving it from side to side without twisting it.
The Nintenball features four buttons, three for your first three fingers and one for your thumb. A second thumb button would be located on the other side of the Nintenball, making it useful for right and left-handed gamers.
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Our next controller is mostly standard in shape and design, allowing it the ability to play most any game from Nintendo's existing library. It features a large A button and smaller B button on the face, exactly as the GameCube controller has, but minus the X and Y buttons. The triggers are analog, though there are only two rather than four like the controllers that Nintendo's competitors have put together. Nintendo has said that today's controllers are too complicated, relying on too many buttons and analog sticks for input. As such, this controller only features four main buttons, A, B, L and R.
The main feature of this controller is its trackball. We figure that using a trackball for camera movement would be more intuitive for casual and non-gamers than a second analog stick, the folks that Nintendo is aiming to bring into gaming with the Revolution.
This controller's trackball and buttons also provide tactile force feedback. For example, if you were to press A to swing a sword, if you hit a brick wall the button would suddenly stop short. If you were to slice through an enemy, it might start loose and then tighten a bit when contact was made. And if you simply missed, the button would slide with ease the whole way.
Behold the Revolution 720.
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Our third controller is designed to be played with only one hand, theoretically more in line with a remote control than a conventional game controller.
The Stick features a single analog stick, two action buttons and gyroscope technology. Movement could either be registered with the analog stick or via the gyroscope technology, allowing the analog stick to then be used for camera control. A first-person shooter might work quite well in the latter configuration.
The Stick is design to be ambidextrous like the Nintenball, allowing gamers who favor either hand easy and intuitive control.
Quelle: IGN.com
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jack_the_rat
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was fürn hacker? 
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Nel
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jack_the_rat schrieb:was fürn hacker?
Der angeblich beste Hacker der Welt, der sich in einen Rechner von Nintendo gehackt haben soll, und jetzt alles veröffentlichen möchte, damit jeder sieht, wie toll er ist und obwohl er denkt dass es Nintendo schaden könnte, will er es trotzdem tun, weil er kein Nintendofan ist und sein Ego für ihn wichtiger ist als nintendo.
So, das wars.
jack_the_rat
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Nel schrieb:jack_the_rat schrieb:was fürn hacker?
Der angeblich beste Hacker der Welt, der sich in einen Rechner von Nintendo gehackt haben soll, und jetzt alles veröffentlichen möchte, damit jeder sieht, wie toll er ist und obwohl er denkt dass es Nintendo schaden könnte, will er es trotzdem tun, weil er kein Nintendofan ist und sein Ego für ihn wichtiger ist als nintendo.
So, das wars.
cool, der scheints ja drauf zu haben.... wahrscheinlich hat er n kleinen schw*nz und muss so zeigen das er n toller macker is... wenn es nicht n fake wär
Goodplayer
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glaskopf schrieb:
Ja, genau der. Aber einige wollen es anscheinend nicht wahr haben.
Sardello
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Am 27.08.05 wird der Termin der Spaceworld05 bekanntgegeben:
Nel
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Link-182,
Blackvirus,
Zeldafanat
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n!smo,
Sardello
Der Wetteinsatz sind 50 fiktive Euro.
300 fiktive Euro sind im Pott!
Wenn Nel gewinnt, bekommt er den ganzen Pott!
Nel
Zurzeit mitwettene 27-08-Gläubige sind:
Link-182,
Blackvirus,
Zeldafanat
Nicht-27-08-Gläubige sind:
n!smo,
Sardello
Der Wetteinsatz sind 50 fiktive Euro.
300 fiktive Euro sind im Pott!
Wenn Nel gewinnt, bekommt er den ganzen Pott!
Und weißt du was Fakesch gesagt hat? Nintendo hat nur "bald" gesagt aber keinen Termin genannt! Ich denke erst wird ein Termin genannt bevor "bald" eintrifft!
Zeldafanat
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Ich glaube an den 27.08. 
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