Le 2005-05-14 10:52, Ulrask a écrit:
Si certain ici sont déjà conquis par la Xenon, moi c'est celle ci que je m'acheterais quasiment à coup sur, même si le DVD me fait assez peur, si la console Nintendo était victime de piratage à grande echelle comme ses concurrentes, c'est la fin des haricots... Parcqu'une bonne partie du succés financier de nintendo c'est bien que leurs consoles sont virtuellement impiratable (il y a une puce GC, certes, mais franchement vous avez déjà vu beaucoup de GC pucées ?)

Le 2005-05-14 11:56, CBL a écrit:

Et le GBA et la DS ?
Je veux pas être méchant mais la lecture des DVD et le online... ba cette console a une génération de retard.

Le 2005-05-14 20:14, Mike the freeman a écrit:
Je sais plus qui avait balancé cette vision interessante d'un Mario Kart ou d'un F-Zero ( à 30, vive la gloire si t'arrive premier ) online...
Je suis loin de m'en balancer quand même ^^
Mais c'est vrai que la priorité c'est les softs made in Nintendo

THIS POST HOLDS THE TRUTH
(or, read at least this post and click the link before posting on the thread)

Fine, fine. No need to loose your shirt.

As an apology, a quick translation of the text on the first picture.

"Nintendo ON by Psyco3leR Is not a FAKE, but yes a complain, an refuse to stand still and let the sickening oiled machine of comercialization that is afecting the videogame industry, and in turn affecting my beloved Nintendo (the only one that tries to bring something new [to the market]). The comercialization forces the companies to bring new consoles every 2 or 3 years, with the sole purpose to remove boundaries to the developers. This isn't to let the developers run their imagination loose and give us transcendent games, but so that we can have "good (superficially, only), pretty (given the faculties of the console) and cheap (even if not for the end user)" in less time, to sell faster.

I didn't want to revindicate my rights by chaining myself in front of a studio, or by setting myself on fire during E3, so I did it the best way I could, showing my disagreement sacrifing a week to create a video that shows some of the qualities more apealling of a "real" console, meaning, idealized and designed on real information and current technology, that would allow : being inside the games, handling any type of controller implemented in a virtual form in your hands, use your own body as the axis of a joystick, grab, drag, release objects, use (for example) a hand to let Mario climb and take him to another platform and let the game continue, allowing us that wear glasses to graduate the headset to make them suit their own vision, allow the player to create their games by modelling characters with their hands, decorating them with elements placing them like a Lego construct, offering the possibility of play a game in the television using the "eyes" of the console to read your hand like a pad, multiplayer compatibility using one console that would send signals to several virtual headsets, and even an "Alpha" opacity function in the screens that, together with the manuverability of the console would allow you to play in open air with friends in a FPS where the console "superimposes" explosions, enemys and items on a scenario that is a real setting. Nowadays there is enough technology for such a console.

In a few days Nintendo will show it's new "revolution" and I can only hope this is not another of the deceptions I keep getting in the last few years, where the revolution is making consoles as simple as they are able to be cheapilly produced, while still enough to call the atention of the majority of the conformed people(the casual users, those for who the working of the industry of electronic entretainment is unimportant). Sadly, the non-conforming also buy them, because even if we are not casual users and as mutch as we can love the industry, between the sword and the wall, we don't have any other choice. This philosophy is effective from the empresarial standing point but it's hardly correct, since it's not worty to innovate by leaving aside the honour and betraying it's followers(for tricky market strategies, we already have the other companies). I only hope this E3 2005, Nintendo shows us again that it's the best and as the best company in the world, has ideas that are light years ahead of what a simple fan can come up with."