As somebody else before me said, this is re-god-damn-diculous. Too much BS, too much "I didn't say that, someone else posing as me did..." crap, its out of control. I'm going to heed the words that Flava Flav once said: Don't Believe the Hype.
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Last but not least, the Revolution features a PPU for complex physics, which utilizes it’s own 32MB of memory.
I read an article the other day that one company is planning to sell PPU's (Or physics porcessing unit) for PC's. From my understanding, this is a very,very recent phenomenon. As in no game today or in the near future is going to use this feature. Xbox 360 won't have this feature, nor most likey the PS3. Why would Nintendo then, try to be more of a PC, using technology that hasn't been tested yet? Sounds like another bag of BS until confimed otherwise.... *waits for Kdr_11k to debunk supposed hardware specs*
If nothing else, it stirs the rumor pot a little, and gives a bored bank employee some creative freedom. I guess he was never taught to cry wolf as a kid. If he can make believable rumors, why stay at the bank? Some gaming mag or site should pick this guy up, he knows how to hype things up....
EDIT: Some *gasp* evidence from a credible source about how new PPU's are:
Read the last paragraph "The PhysX chip, AGEIA's flagship product, is the gaming industry's first physics processing unit. According to the company, it is a processor dedicated to performing complicated calculations in games, often applied to realistically representing bodies falling from buildings or cars careening off bridges."