Wednesday, June 08, 2005

Revolution pad, Revolution games and more

Hi guys, What's up?

Let's go to talk about the Revolution

Despite I'm not updating my blog everyday, I keep writing it. I don't forget it.
Don't care about it...


So, today, I'm gonna talk about "the revolution" more...

A revolution needs revolution things. It's obvious, doesn't it?
In this case (Videogames System), Revolution needs revolution games to can
play "in a different wayS"(...), for example.

Playing to revolution games means can controller things in a different way and
see new concepts of videogames, at least.
Nintendo has a great (and new) second party to can do that.
To can do revolution games and can play them.
It doesn't means you won't see "casual games" or "Nintendo games".
It means Nintendo Revolution will have many kinds of games (It's necessary to can call all gamers -retro gamers inluded...-).


I can't tell you guy what's the name of the new second party. But I prefer to call him: "R-SP".

R-SP is working hard. So hard that you'll be impressed when Revolution will be launched.
Yeah, it will probably be the best launch for any system.

You'll see a new adventure game(...). The best of all is that you'll be the main character(...)
I can't talk about it anymore. I know you'll be impressed when you see it.
The controller pad lets to you handle this game(...). I think Revolution will eclipse all systems.
And will probably blow "the others" away.

On the other hand, let me tell you guy another thing about Broadway:

"-Broadway to be built on existing 90nm technology-" (...)

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I can't talk about revolution pad more but I think you can describe it reading this blog.

NOW, there are TWO 3rd parties who are thinking about if they will develop to revolution.
They are really impressed and that's why with the controller pad they can "take off" too many ideas.

To sum up, I will finish with a quote from an Internal source of a Nintendo's employee:

"I've played it. It's unbelievable. But they will keep working more on the pad to complete the game(...). I like the design. It's wonderful"

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I wanna answer some of your questions:

-->My question (I hope you'll answer it) is very simple:
do you "feel" with your hands or with your eyes?
This is the only mystery that's torturing me (>.<)" Do you feel with both things. With your eyes you'll can see the game on a Hight Definition TV. -->Two questions- PLEASE ANSWER IN NEXT POST!
1. You say a new "second party" will work with Nintendo.
Do you mean a new gaming company that is not Nintendo?
In America, we always call that "third party support..."
is second party something special?

Second party is a company who works ONLY FOR Nintendo (in this case).

2. The DS was the first handheld (and console) to have a
touch screen, but it wasn't too revolutionary in the eyes of most.
Are you sure this touch pad will be a true gaming revolution?

If we compare both "controllers". DS has a touch screen.
It's revolutionary. And we can consider it as a little step.
Revolution will have a BIG step.



-->Anyway, I have a question:

Since you're saying that these developers
will be putting out games that only the Revolution can handle,
is it simply because of visual performance, or is it more than that?

It is more than that. truly.

-->I have heard other truthfull info about a cooling system from
"innovatek" apparently 125% more efficient/low power/moresilent...
to be used in the nintendo revolution.
Can u confirm this information?

I can tell you it won't be on Revolution.

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See you later...later...

13 Comments:

Blogger Dochuki said...

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5:52 PM  
Blogger Dochuki said...

http://www.consolewars.de/news/newsdisplay.php?idx=8754

Exclusive interview with Osoko!

5:55 PM  
Blogger Master Bratak said...

Hello, Osoko!

Thanks for answering my question about the cooling system!
I still have another question though will you please answer it:
The patent concerning Nintendo about "cube-mapping" does it have anything to do with Revolution?

Or if you prefer not to answer the above question:
What kind of cooling system will be used?

Thankyou for your time!

5:34 AM  
Blogger pn18 said...

"Will the Revolution will be a wi-fi hotspot for the DS ?
Is that possible that the DS can play online through the Revolution, or the DS will only download demos through the Revolution online service ?"
no, how should it work? you need a wlan router anyway.

my question:
Does nintendo call the new SuperSmashBrothers, SSB: Fire?

greets

8:22 AM  
Blogger pn18 said...

yeah, i though he ask, if you will be ale to connect the ds through the rev WITHOUT a router to the internet.

9:55 AM  
Blogger Mattias said...

Thank you for answering my question, although I was hoping you could be more elaborate, but I guess there's nothing you can do there.

I remember reading an interview in which Shigeru Miyamoto stated that there would be a new franchise being created for the Nintendo Revolution. Are you able to give out any information on this new game?

10:09 PM  
Blogger Yiannis said...

"Cube-mapping.... It suposedly makes game-making much more easyer. That is why they said a team of 20 people could make a game."


It's not really something that should be necessarily revolution related. It’s a pretty common practice to use cube maps in video games, webpages (cubic panoramas), and 3D graphics so far it was mainly about the skies in games and showing off inhouse arrangements in real estate websites but there is no reason why this should not be used with building's exteriors and other backgrounds as well.

I do not think a cube mapped environment would help make games with less people. It would be a bit weird if it affected HR in any way...

They meant totally different things about smaller teams needed to make a game. Most probably that they have a better more complete SDK or even that they will offer a game engine as well so you would need less programmers for a game and less time to make so you would spend time only on content and gameplay effectively decreasing development time, unless of course you need to make your own engine. But that would be a choice based on the game you want to make.

That would be a nice thing, a good base to build on.

What Cube-Mapping affects is the hardware resources needed to, lets say, display a huge city. I have not played Batten Kaitos yet but i think they have used a similar technique there.

I think what they have described in that patent is a very specific way of making panoramas.

5:28 AM  
Blogger Master Bratak said...

Hello,
so apparently cube-mapping isn't anything special?
sort of strange because having read most of the patent it sounds like quite a big step.They say you can pre-render images on super cpus and then using cube-mapping somehow turn into an interactive environment!

Anyways I was thinking since Nintendo want to exploit wireless to the max could one think Revolution could link up to your TV wirelessly?
like you plug in a scart wireless receptor?

10:15 AM  
Blogger Master Bratak said...

Oh by the way:
http://n-gamefiles.blogspot.com/
comments updated!

10:26 AM  
Blogger Yiannis said...

A few cubic map applications

http://www.highend3d.com/xsi/tutorials/cubicmap/

http://developer.nvidia.com/object/cube_map_ogl_tutorial.html

http://www.ronfrazier.net/apparition/index.asp?appmain=research/index_cube_shadow_mapping.html

if Nintendo found another super cool way to use cubic maps well that's nice too.

4:51 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Here's how you can prove that you are telling the truth. All you need to is make post that has a few paragraphs of text... but certain letters in order would spell out what the "revolutionary" idea is. Then, after the big unveiling you can show us which letters spell out the idea. Simple. If you don;t do something like this, then no one will ever believe you.

1:50 PM  
Blogger j said...

I am wondering if the Nintendo Revolution will be able to (burn or)write to disc to save data from the hard drive. 512MB internal hard drive Will be used fast. Will sd cards be able to be used to save too? That would be cool. The more memory the better. I like to save a lot. And If you buy a nes or snes game, can you keep them all saved. I'd hate to delete them after buying them cause of no more save space.

1:11 AM  
Blogger j said...

I am wondering if the Nintendo Revolution will be able to (burn or)write to disc to save data from the hard drive. 512MB internal hard drive Will be used fast. Will sd cards be able to be used to save too? That would be cool. The more memory the better. I like to save a lot. And If you buy a nes or snes game, can you keep them all saved. I'd hate to delete them after buying them cause of no more save space.

1:14 AM  

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