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clicky right here.

so what you guys think? gonna be good or not?
i think it looks pretty impressive myself. can't see any major bad points with it.
(if this is old then shoot me down and call me bill, sorry)

sorry bill

crapsticks

why what?

i like the nintendo games

some of the games are very responsive :bacK&forthgeyes:

It is old, but so are the specs.

I love nintendo, really do. I love my cube, love the games I have and love the way they play... But damn, this thing is so weak in specs that I just cant see it going any other way than the path of sega...

I know looks arn't everything, but damn, when it comes to the revolution, its so poor...

That looks stupid IMO. It doesn't have a "Nintendo" feel.

The console also will have downloadable access to 20 years of fan-favorite titles originally released for Nintendo 64, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) and even the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).

thats by far the best part IMO

I'm sold. I'll get it just for that. Fill the HD up with NES games.

edit: erm, this is assuming the downloads are free. If there is a charge, I won't bother.

lol. though i bet it will come at a lovely large price

Transient wrote:I'm sold. I'll get it just for that. Fill the HD up with NES games.

edit: erm, this is assuming the downloads are free. If there is a charge, I won't bother.

why not just emulate nes? lol

Yeah, there are emulators for Nintendo 64, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) and even the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).

True, but nothing beats playing those oldies on a couch and tv screen.

Say if they let you download the entire SNES collection (which is somwhere around 2000 roms I think), for say 100$, and the NES collection (prolly way over 3000 roms) for say 50$, I would be tempted to get that. But if they start charging 10 bucks or so per rom, fuck that.

I really hope Nintendo plays their cards the right way with this... hopefully they will say 'thank you' to all the die-hard Nintendo loyalist over the years, and allow access to entire game libraries for reasonable prices, with no strings attached, not some stupid 'game packs' or whatever, give us the full thing or nuthin. Or they can say 'fuck you' and charge a premium on a per-rom basis, or 10 roms in a pack, but that would be gay.

Trying to copy sony huh?

dzjepp wrote:True, but nothing beats playing those oldies on a couch and tv screen.

Say if they let you download the entire SNES collection (which is somwhere around 2000 roms I think), for say 100$, and the NES collection (prolly way over 3000 roms) for say 50$, I would be tempted to get that. But if they start charging 10 bucks or so per rom, fuck that.

Just hook your pc up to your tv then :icon26:

My setup wouldn't allow to sit on a couch then. And would have to move stuff anyway.

I hope Nintendo makes the built-in emulator really nice, better than zsnes or snes9x, with some nice filtering effects added in.

I could play tetris in 5.1 surround

rofl :icon14:

Auburndale wrote:Yeah, there are emulators for Nintendo 64, the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) and even the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES).

Because it's illegal. I'd also rather have access to ALL the games. And sit back and play games like I play every other console game, not at my computer screen.

its probably gonna be about $200 cheaper than ps3 and 360.

I wonder if the controller is going to be simple enough for Mike Tyson's Punch Out and still have enough buttons for Army Men: Sarge's Heros

super punch out!!!!!!!