Latest XBox 360 Photos (56k=beg 4 Mercy)
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It's funny how much they altered the design from the original and yet still managed to make it ugly as fuck.
Mark of the Wolves
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That control looks like the bastard son of the DC and PS2 controllers.
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The controller is nice in your hands, but really, fucking batteries?
And everytime I see the system it looks more and more like a G5.
And everytime I see the system it looks more and more like a G5.
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Looks pretty nice overall.
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sony is going to murderkill this piece of shit
(bill, I hope you're reading)
but really, both pads are so 'next gen'
lets wait and see what the real innovaters, NINTENDO , do . eh?
then everyone can just copy them next time around
(bill, I hope you're reading)
but really, both pads are so 'next gen'
lets wait and see what the real innovaters, NINTENDO , do . eh?
then everyone can just copy them next time around
Mushiki said:
JETHREK!
I openly admit out of the three design aesthetics, I like the Sony PS3 the most...even if it does look vaguely like a foreman grill. (and mind you, I despise the PSP and PSX designs)
The Nintendo Revolution looks a bit bland, but I do still lkike it for its tininess.
Sigh.
So its hardly any smaler than the Xbox - great.
Well good luck trying to sell the thing in Japan (talk about not learning from experience).
And, I know I'm a bit late saying this, but wouldnt it have been a decent idea to swap the right analogue stick for a trackerball of some kind - y'know, given the popularity of FPS games on the Xbox?
Just a thought.
So its hardly any smaler than the Xbox - great.
Well good luck trying to sell the thing in Japan (talk about not learning from experience).
And, I know I'm a bit late saying this, but wouldnt it have been a decent idea to swap the right analogue stick for a trackerball of some kind - y'know, given the popularity of FPS games on the Xbox?
Just a thought.
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I like the design of the machine, and the controllers look greatly improved, IMO. They seem more streamlined and just tighter and more refined all around. It really is a shame that it's so big though ... I'm afraid this will spell doom for M$ in Japan.
Anyway, thanks for the pics - very nice.
Anyway, thanks for the pics - very nice.
Hopefully i won t play Crazy Taxi 1 on that, so the right triggers should live (broke numerous DC pads right triggers with that game) 
Anyway don t worry, there should be Ni-Mh rechargable battery pack in there, Nikon uses the same stuff in its digicame (rechargable batteries with the shape of AA packs).
edit: btw, in the final design, where is the big X ? don t tell me they meant the round (power button) is a 360dg circumvoluted X
Anyway don t worry, there should be Ni-Mh rechargable battery pack in there, Nikon uses the same stuff in its digicame (rechargable batteries with the shape of AA packs).
edit: btw, in the final design, where is the big X ? don t tell me they meant the round (power button) is a 360dg circumvoluted X
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Mushiki said:
Who cares that it uses AA batteries? I have quite a few sets of NIMH AAs and they last a long time, and will recharge up to 1000 times. Screw wasting money on alkalines, the NIMH batteries work just fine . . . and if a Lithium Ion option comes out, would be even better. No big deal all around . . . how did you honestly expect the controllers to work, since they are wireless? By gyroscopes?!?!?!
(P.S. -- No, gyroscopes are reserved for the amazing Revolution controller, which Miyamoto is still trying to pull out of his ass . . .
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