manicdvln
03-07-2005, 04:22 PM
Controller:
A handle that you hold like a joystick in which your thumb would reach the tip of handle where there is an analog nub/trackball. The handle on the side of each of your wrapped fingers has a button, and an extra trigger button. So in all, on the side it will have 5 buttons and on the tip an analog nub. The handle also has an embedded voice recognition for karaoke games as well as for VoIP, and to turn on revolution by simply giving voice command which means the handle can also act like a mic.
The whole handle itself has built in gyroscopic technology which means for games like sports games you can pitch the handle and it would throw the ball. Or imagining you have a golf club and when you swing the handle it hits the golf ball.
Revolution will have a built in eyetoy like camera that can capture your face, your body and other room objects and project them into a virtual world. For instance like the new mario kart arcdade GP, your face can actually be the drivers face in 3D.
It can also use the camera to detect movement so that like a game where boxing is involved, you can swing your body and it will be transalated in the virtual ring.
Connectivity:
Revolution will have DS wireless connectivity, but also have online connectivity and can act as a router for DS to go online. (This would make perfect sense for people who do not have wireless routers, they can use the revolution to have that capability)
Data storage:
The revolution will use a proprietary DVD. It will also have a built in Hard drive for game updates, saves and game editing and saving your virtual persona from camera for online and single player games.
It will also understand what time it is and check the weather where you are living from the net and project it in games.
Compatibility.
It will be reverse compatible and be able to play GC games.
The GC gamepads still work on Revolution gameports.
Design and other features:
Revolution will look more like N64 than GC. It will be flat and can be hooked up with your TV, DVD and other products to work seemlessly together so that you can watch TV but do Picture in Picture and play a game as well during commercials. Pretty much it has the audio/video outputs to act like a reciever.
It will be Silver/black like the DS as default color.
Cost:
Revolution will sell for 250$ US. Gamepads 40$ each. Games 60-70$.
Hope you enjoyed my fantasy, it was based on many Nintendo patents in which I put them together into one machine.
A handle that you hold like a joystick in which your thumb would reach the tip of handle where there is an analog nub/trackball. The handle on the side of each of your wrapped fingers has a button, and an extra trigger button. So in all, on the side it will have 5 buttons and on the tip an analog nub. The handle also has an embedded voice recognition for karaoke games as well as for VoIP, and to turn on revolution by simply giving voice command which means the handle can also act like a mic.
The whole handle itself has built in gyroscopic technology which means for games like sports games you can pitch the handle and it would throw the ball. Or imagining you have a golf club and when you swing the handle it hits the golf ball.
Revolution will have a built in eyetoy like camera that can capture your face, your body and other room objects and project them into a virtual world. For instance like the new mario kart arcdade GP, your face can actually be the drivers face in 3D.
It can also use the camera to detect movement so that like a game where boxing is involved, you can swing your body and it will be transalated in the virtual ring.
Connectivity:
Revolution will have DS wireless connectivity, but also have online connectivity and can act as a router for DS to go online. (This would make perfect sense for people who do not have wireless routers, they can use the revolution to have that capability)
Data storage:
The revolution will use a proprietary DVD. It will also have a built in Hard drive for game updates, saves and game editing and saving your virtual persona from camera for online and single player games.
It will also understand what time it is and check the weather where you are living from the net and project it in games.
Compatibility.
It will be reverse compatible and be able to play GC games.
The GC gamepads still work on Revolution gameports.
Design and other features:
Revolution will look more like N64 than GC. It will be flat and can be hooked up with your TV, DVD and other products to work seemlessly together so that you can watch TV but do Picture in Picture and play a game as well during commercials. Pretty much it has the audio/video outputs to act like a reciever.
It will be Silver/black like the DS as default color.
Cost:
Revolution will sell for 250$ US. Gamepads 40$ each. Games 60-70$.
Hope you enjoyed my fantasy, it was based on many Nintendo patents in which I put them together into one machine.