# Aries Says:
April 28th, 2005 at 12:48 am
Well…
It seems the cat’s out of the bag, so to speak. Brooke is right, and I’ve pretty much been exposed.
I do work at a branch of Fifth National Bank, and I was very bored. I apologize for deceiving you all, but I did it for two reasons:
1) To alleviate the monotony of my job here.
2) To stir up some controversy and garner some attention for Nintendo’s new console.
I’ve been a long-time Nintendo fan. I wasn’t lying when I said that I’m a gamer just like all of you; I play games whenever I get a chance. I desperately want Nintendo to succeed because I know they are far too talented in game development to let it all go. But lately, sales have been dwindling along with the mainstream image of Nintendo as a whole.
I had been excited about the Revolution ever since I heard of it a year ago. Wondering…what IS this so-called “revolutionary” feature? Will it boost sales? Will people finally recognize Nintendo they way they used to in the era of the SNES?
Naturally, then, I became very excited about E3 2005 and the rumored unveiling of the Revolution. Then a couple weeks ago, I read a news story that greatly disappointed me: Iwata said he does not plan to show it at E3.
I was pretty angry, but it did spark my imagination. I had all of these “wouldn’t it be cool if…?” and “If I was only a developer for Nintendo…” ideas. I wrote some of them down and considered emailing Nintendo, but of course I knew that it would do no good.
I eventually ended up at this blog and all the Revolution info in it. I was originally going to post a comment simply explaining my ideas…but just for the hell of it, I pretended I was a game developer. I ran with it and continued posting, fully conveying all of my hopes and dreams into writing. But that’s all they were: dreams.
Nevertheless, E3 is still approaching and Nintendo may surprise us yet. Who knows? Maybe some of my ideas will actually be implemented. Believe me, I want the Revolution to be awesome just as much as you all do.
The End, I hope.
Not suprised to say the least.