Updated Revolution specs on IGN

I don't care. If the games are good, that's all that matters to me. This is going to reduce the cost of the system immensely. It's going to be a real easy system to buy now, instead of a mortgage-inducing and broken shitmachine like the PS3 or 360.

Bravo, I say. Who cares how powerful it is, give me the games!

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by Mucknuggle

but we all know that the kiddy graphics whores are going to migrate to the 360 and PS3. I think that Nintendo may have shot themselves in the foot.

Possibly, but I'll bet ALOT of people are going to look at the system in action and want to atleast try it out. We still haven't seen the thing in action with real games. Once that happens, I think people are going to cream themselves.

I don't think they've shot themselves in the foot... They're running 7 systems in 1, using brand new gameplay technology, and it's going to be cheap. It's the best buy out of all the systems, unquestionably (for gaming anyway).

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by Solis

And if it's more powerful, then more developers would be willing to make games for it, and games can have more features in them. These things are not mutually exclusive.

Ehhh I dunno about that. Devs have been doing constant bitching over how much of an expensive pain in the ass it is to work with the PS3 and I think the 360 too. Making games for the Rev is going to be not only easy, but cheap as hell. Developers would be dumb not to make games for the Rev.

Ultimately, it comes down to what system pushes more games. However, if they cost less to make, they don't need to push as many games to make a profit. I think that's something that will attract developers.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

The controller is a HUGE gameplay improvement. They don't even need insane processors, the controller itself is a big enough change as it is.

And as far as we know, those aren't the final specs yet.

CPU: 729MHz (Gamecube: 485MHz)
GPU: 243MHz (Gamecube: 162MHz)

That's all relative. a 500MHz Pentium 2 isn't as fast as a 500MHz Pentium 4. Who knows how fast the Hollywood and Broadway chips actually are.

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