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Originally posted by: thejeek
I'm looking forward to Revolution/DS connectivity. I think the better interface on the DS will make it much better than the GBA connectivity where you sacrificed at lot of buttons + analog control.
As am I.
I recall Nintendo making a big deal about connectivity, even before the GameCube came out. I remember an article where they asked these kids what they thought of the three current consoles when they were new. One kid thought he was smart for mentioning the GBA-GCN connectivity, but what he actually said was "you can use the GBA as a GameCube controller, but it has less buttons so you don't get full functionality." The article didn't even correct him. Talk about stupid. I hope the misinformation wasn't widespread...it probably wouldn't have affected much, and anyone who was truly interested in GBA-GCN connectivity would know what games it does work on, which is only a few, but I think unnecessary negative misinformation is something that Nintendo doesn't need, especially now and lately.
That said, the wirelessness of the DS, and, as you said, a couple more buttons, will probably make DS-Revolution connectivity better if Nintendo wants to keep with that route. Maybe a future Option Pak for the DS will include a motion sensor like the "Revmote"?