Is the revolution doomed?

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Back in the 90's Nintendo released the '64. It is common sense knowledge
Playstation beat them because, apart from the technically superior specs,
the great line-up of games from first-, second- and third parties.
With the Gamecube Nintendo once again tried to fight back the competition,
but alas, the Gamecube suffers from, once again, a lack of software.
So what they're basically trying with the Revolution is making a system on
which no game could be ported without sever changes and basically only
exclusive games can be released for?
What the hell is Nintendo doing?

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"Miles Bader" <miles@gnu.org> schreef in bericht
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> "Inferno" <magicmonster@wanadoo.nl> writes:
>> So what they're basically trying with the Revolution is making a system
>> on
>> which no game could be ported without sever changes
>
> How do you know?
>
> -Miles
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There are rumours that the Revo's controller is going to use gyro
functionalities without a A, B button or D-pad.
Furthermore in a interview with one of the big boys of Nintendo they said
they wanted to seperate themselves from the current competition. They plan
on making a completely different console, other than the Xbox or the PS2.

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"Miles Bader" <miles@gnu.org> schreef in bericht
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> "Inferno" <magicmonster@wanadoo.nl> writes:
>> There are rumours that the Revo's controller is going to use gyro
>> functionalities without a A, B button or D-pad.
>> Furthermore in a interview with one of the big boys of Nintendo they said
>> they wanted to seperate themselves from the current competition. They
>> plan
>> on making a completely different console, other than the Xbox or the PS2.
>
> So you have ... guesses based on rumour and speculation.
>
> Nintendo's not completely stupid, they can see such issues themselves.
>
> -Miles
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> Occam's razor split hairs so well, I bought the whole argument

So, did they realise this with the '64? Did they see this when the cube was
released? As far as I know, Nintendo has lost the console war with their
current marketing. Let's hope they won't continue this with the revolution.