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NoA's George Harrison talks about the Revolution, whilst developers purportedly get ready to show their wares...
In a revealing interview with Nintendo of America's Senior Vice President of Marketing and Corporate Communication, George Harrison, Game Informer has blown open some of the secrecy surrounding the Revolution.
Comments from Harrison suggest Nintendo have learnt the importance of a console's first year, and that the Revolution would launch before the end of 2006 to ensure nobody has a significant head start.
Unlike the GameCube Harrison promises that the Revolution won't have a "dry period" after launch, claiming that it's crucial to have strong support during the first 6-9 months after the platform's launch.
Finally Harrison confirmed that around 20 titles will be available for the Revolution's launch, a third of which will be developed by Nintendo.
Further Revolution information stemming from the US suggests that publishers and developers will soon be allowed to talk about their titles, with an alleged NDA preventing such disclosures ending on April 20th.
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Added:Wed 22nd Sep 2010 08:07, Post No: 345
R U searching for a different game with unique game settings and challenges you must will play online
It is a Little Kings Story (Nintendo Wii). Designed for your Nintendo Wii, it makes your game exciting at all levels.
Added:Mon 21st Jun 2010 12:30, Post No: 344
Surely, if that's the case, it would be the 'perfect' venue for the vitality Sensor.
I think it's more to do witht he fact that Nintendo correctly identified E3 as being largely about core games. They didn't want the Vitality sensor to get the same reaction as Wii Music did when Miyamoto unveiled it.
Either that or Nintendo's scrapped it.
Added:Thu 29th Oct 2009 21:03, Post No: 343
It doesn't matter how good the Wii console is, all the games are rubbish.
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There is no point improving the console unless they sort the games out
Added:Wed 21st Oct 2009 17:31, Post No: 342
Breaking News: Shigeru Miyamoto speculates that the next generation Wii will be more advanced.
Added:Sat 17th Oct 2009 16:06, Post No: 341
Yeah, apparently Ninty are working on a new console with graphics to match PS3/60, and motion controllers/games are being created by PS3/60, so its all gonna be good in the end eh! :)
Added:Fri 16th Oct 2009 10:58, Post No: 340
I really would like to see a Nintendo console with HD support. It's the standard, they really do need to catch up.
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