Revolution controller speculation

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One idea I'd like to see in the Revolution controller would be those
gyroscopic sensors that Nintendo has invested in. Imagine being able to
use the same controller as a steering wheel or a joystick depending on
how you hold it, or being able to play Monkey Ball by tilting the entire
controller.

What other ideas would you like to see?

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"Jacob Oost" <zork@columbus.rr.com> wrote in message
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> One idea I'd like to see in the Revolution controller would be those
> gyroscopic sensors that Nintendo has invested in. Imagine being able to
> use the same controller as a steering wheel or a joystick depending on
> how you hold it, or being able to play Monkey Ball by tilting the entire
> controller.
>
> What other ideas would you like to see?

I would like to see a decent d-pad, analogue sticks that are identical to
each other, buttons I can reach easily and decent trigger buttons.

 

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Jacob Oost <zork@columbus.rr.com> wrote in news:G7I%d.2583$cC6.1375
@fe2.columbus.rr.com:

> One idea I'd like to see in the Revolution controller would be those
> gyroscopic sensors that Nintendo has invested in. Imagine being able to
> use the same controller as a steering wheel or a joystick depending on
> how you hold it, or being able to play Monkey Ball by tilting the entire
> controller.
>
> What other ideas would you like to see?
>

I would like to see Nintendo continue to refrain from using
too many buttons. I would also like to see stronger force
feedback and possibly some form of viewscreen. I also hope
they don't stop color-coding their controllers.

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