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Nintendo Gaming / RE:"Revolution to Feature Play Control System"
« on: November 16, 2005, 08:14:58 AM »
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Nintendo Gaming / "Revolution to Feature Play Control System"
« on: November 16, 2005, 08:07:33 AM »
Cube IGN story.
Basically, the Revolution will have a V-chip like interface, where parents can control what games their children play based upon the games' ratings via password.
I think this bodes well for Revolution, because it signals that Nintendo will allow more "mature" games to appear on their systems now, since this system would allow the Revolution to be a family system as well as a "mature" system.
Basically, the Revolution will have a V-chip like interface, where parents can control what games their children play based upon the games' ratings via password.
I think this bodes well for Revolution, because it signals that Nintendo will allow more "mature" games to appear on their systems now, since this system would allow the Revolution to be a family system as well as a "mature" system.
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Nintendo Gaming / RE:last minute rev predicts! go! go! go!
« on: September 13, 2005, 03:49:38 PM »
the controller will be revealed. it will feature gyros, served open faced with a gracious amount of tsanziki sauce.
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Nintendo Gaming / RE:Miyamoto interview on IGN
« on: May 19, 2005, 12:40:45 PM »
Well, by not revealing much, as far as the technological aspects of the Revolution go, Nintendo does have the upper hand. They have their special controller, and now they can match the specs of the other systems if they so choose (think along the lines of how quickly new technology becomes available in the computer world.)
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Nintendo Gaming / RE:First Revolution Picture! (Plus new details!)
« on: May 17, 2005, 12:00:49 PM »
"Our competitors have detailed the power of their core processor and display. But the advantages of our technology will also have no bearing on gameplay. I know, this is one of those mysterious comments," he (Iwata) says. - Source: IGN GameCube
I think this quote, though in somewhat poor English, demonstrates that Nintendo will keep up with the competition in terms of visuals. Iwata notes that the competition has detailed their processor power and related it to display... by saying that Nintendo's technological advantages will have no bearing on gameplay, he must be saying they will benefit Revolution's visuals. Or mayhaps I'm just completely off.
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I think this quote, though in somewhat poor English, demonstrates that Nintendo will keep up with the competition in terms of visuals. Iwata notes that the competition has detailed their processor power and related it to display... by saying that Nintendo's technological advantages will have no bearing on gameplay, he must be saying they will benefit Revolution's visuals. Or mayhaps I'm just completely off.
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General Chat / Can anyone answer my question!
« on: March 13, 2003, 04:07:43 PM »
Well, if he moved the file over into his Documents in his account, then unless you have his login password, or have administrator rights, you cannot get the file. It may be just a simple as it being hidden, as was noted above. If you do find it, make your own copy of the files, and hide them. You could always just reinstall the game. If you have the rights to do that.
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