How the Nintendo Revolution works - Joystiq
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How the Nintendo Revolution works - Joystiq

November 2nd, 2005 · No Comments

All the public info, and some speculation, about the Nintendo Revolution games console.

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Imagine that you are one of the major video console manufacturers in the world. Everyone in the industry is selling approximately the same thing — a console containing the processor along with a two-handed game controller. If you are in last place, what are you going to do to stand out?

One way to create a splash would be to totally blow out the amount of processor and graphics firepower. The problem is that both the Xbox 360 and the Playstation 3 have already staked out the high ground here. They have bleeding-edge multi-core chips.

So Nintendo took a different and far riskier path. First, it chose the codename “Revolution” for its new game console. Then the company set a big goal — to dramatically improve the interface for video games. With this strategy, Nintendo built an amazing amount of hype around its innovative controller for the Revolution.

In this article, we’ll take a close look at Nintendo’s new console and interface. We’ll also learn what makes the Revolution so incredibly different from other next-generation consoles and discuss some of the rumors and speculation about this prototype.

Via: How the Nintendo Revolution works - www.joystiq.com

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