Revolution Screenshots? Finally?

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Originally Posted by Morgoth_Bauglir

sorry,they don't suck.They suck big time.
lok at the man.he is like a lego

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Nintendo has made it quite obvious that the Revolution will NOT have the horsepower that the 360 and the PS3 have under the hood which is entirely consistant with the pronouncements that the next-gen Nintendo console will focus on GAMEPLAY not GRAPHICS. Look at the controller, you'd have to be a 'tard to not be fascinated by it. I mean, the PS3 and 360 controllers both have eight action buttons, two analogs sticks and an effload of other "stuff". Nintendo is keeping it simple and still making a groundbreaking leap in controller design. And even though Sony consoles have always had more games to satisfy more consumers, you'd have to admit that games on Nintendo consoles are more "fun".

If you still can't accept the fact that the bewbies on the Revolution won't look as jubbly than the PS3 or 360, then you can stay conceded Mr. Sony Fanboy.

Hey, I found better/more screens for anyone interested!

Enjoy!
http://www.revolutioncentre.com/red-steel/

Edit: On second though, I'll just post them all in my first post!

The screenshots look a lot like concept renders as opposed to ingame shots.

Nope, those are confirmed in-game screenshots! :cool:

Wow! These are pretty cool! I'm probably not going to play that game, but it's still great to see some Nintendo Revolution pictures.

>>> uh? How are you supposed to play with a controller like that??

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Originally Posted by Tidus Andronicus

Nope, those are confirmed in-game screenshots! :cool:

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thats extremely awe.


wow. :D

Actually being able to aim the controler like the gun... that's sex right there. I didn't even think of that possibility before.

Yah, Its gonna be so awesome! X3

And this game isn't on 'rails' or anything either :D its setup just like a good FPS should be. You have full controll where u walk around, via the thumb stick 'nunchuck' attachment thing.

From what I've seen, it wont even be hard to aim the controller, since there will most likely be a small crosshair + indicator of where ur pointing, which will make it easier to use than a lightgun.
Maybe a better device to compare the controller too is a 3D mouse, since your not actually aiming like a lightgun, to my knolledge. Aiming at a tv screen would be hard and annoying. Instead the 3D mouse style would allow you to move your hand (tilting up down side to side or whatever) below eye lvl, giving you a better veiw of the game, without sacrificing accuracy. ^_^
At the same time, the Revolution will know where on the screen the controller is pointing, since they have that sencor bar u place near the screen. lol even so, the movement required to point at the screen is no more than a mouse movement.

Just thought I'd add that... XD

Either way, the Revolution controller is coming more into light, and it seems like an absolutly awesome device! I can't wait to play this game, pointing ma gun and swinging ma sword! >=3
Go Nintendo! :cool:

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Originally Posted by ljkkjlcm9

we already knew Nintendo wasn't focusing on graphics, they said they were headed in a different direction that the other companies

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Originally Posted by Mo-Nercy

...the next-gen Nintendo console will focus on GAMEPLAY not GRAPHICS.

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As if I haven't heard that one 200,000 times before

I'd think it'd have stuck by now.

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Originally Posted by Kawaii Ryûkishi

I'd think it'd have stuck by now.

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yes well apparently some people can't grasp that fact, and it has to be restated, just like everything else in this world

THE JACKEL

Why are the graphics so crappy then ?

I can't see why any of u think those graphics are "crappy"! =O What are you comparing it to? O_o PS3 target renders? Yah it might not be as good as that... But Nintendo isn't putting all their money into power, HD, and media. They are putting their money into innovation, affordability, and efficiancy.
Also consider that they are running these games on little more hardware, than what was in the original Xbox (if that), and it looks compareable to the 360 on a standard TV! I'd say thats damn amazing!:p
Then again, Nintendo actually took the time to optimize their hardware, and since its somewhat based off of the gamecube's achitecture, they know a lot more about it already, and how to optimize it! This is how Nintendo always works with these things. What do you think Nintendo's hardware experts have been doing since the gamecube came out, huh? most likely they've been tweeking it, either in their own time or on the job... figuring out out to make it more powerful, faster, and more efficiant... Then Nintendo says "build the revolution" and they get higher specs to work with, and they get to base it off the gamecube, the system they know so well! So of course they have made something that does a lot more, with not too much extra hardware specs!

The Revolution's graphics are much better than the gamecube's was... and we are sure to see a lot better screens within the next few weeks.
Just keep in mind that graphics really aren't everything! or do I have to compare the PS3 to the 3DO? XD

If u want an overpriced powerhouse that plays just like the last 2 or 3 generations... fine! Go out and buy a PS3 for $500+ when that comes out. Although u might have to deal with as many crashes and overheating problems as the 360. :rolleyes2
But if you'd rather get something new, thats more affordable to your gamer walet (meaning u can buy more games XD) and U want something with better controlls and gameplay, while still getting a real nice graphics upgrade, and playing games that are FUN! And no load times, crashes/bugs, or overheating, as well as good solid hardware. Get the Revolution. ^_~

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Originally Posted by Dreddz

Why are the graphics so crappy then ?

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I don't think they are crappy. :cry: Oh well.