(With source) Yes friends I just wet myself. And I'm very thankful for it.

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Hmm...

You know, I'm willing to bet that the Revo will probably be able to download new emulation setups to allow for more game consoles in the future.

I'm just thinkin here...

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Original post by Alpha_ProgDes The revolution will play not only NES, SNES, and N64 games... but TurboGrafx-16 AND Sega Genesis games blessed be the video games gods.

A Nintendo console playing Sega system games? Fanboys the world over are dropping dead at this very moment.

Source?

Do you have a source? I don't want to wet myself too, until I know this is real.

If true, this would be incredibly great. I just wet myself, and I'd like a plausible excuse for it.

Alternate source: Clickywickyapsihfpad

If true? Come on guys read the news!!!!! Yea Iwata at GDC, stated it. Check out....any website.

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Original post by aidan_walsh Quote: Original post by Alpha_ProgDes The revolution will play not only NES, SNES, and N64 games... but TurboGrafx-16 AND Sega Genesis games blessed be the video games gods. A Nintendo console playing Sega system games? Fanboys the world over are dropping dead at this very moment. Source?

It's not that surprising, given that we've already had a Sonic game on a Nintendo console, and Nintendo even got Sega to produce F-Zero for the GC.

This console is looking more and more like _the_ choice for this generation.

shmoove

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Original post by shmoove This console is looking more and more like _the_ choice for this generation. shmoove

If it has a decent catalogue of games that take full control of it, then yes. If not, you're buying a very expensive emulator.

Nintendo have a good track record when it comes to making games. And the new controller opens up many possibilities.

shmoove

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Original post by shmoove This console is looking more and more like _the_ choice for this generation.

Are you sure you don't mean it's _the_ choice for playing games from 3 generations ago?

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Original post by shmoove Nintendo have a good track record when it comes to making games. And the new controller opens up many possibilities. shmoove

While Nintendo makes good games, theres been a lack of 3rd party games that really make me want to buy the GC (hence I don't own one). As such it makes buying the Rev an iffy prospect. If they can get 3rd party companies to sign on for this console it will definately be the one I buy. Its the only console thus far that I'm really all that interested in from the pure potential of it. Otherwise I'll just wait for the prices to drop and buy which ever one has the best selection of games.

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Original post by Promit Quote: Original post by shmoove This console is looking more and more like _the_ choice for this generation. Are you sure you don't mean it's _the_ choice for playing games from 3 generations ago?

You say that like it's a bad thing.

shmoove

Have they changed their stance tough ? As of now, they said they wouldn't be supporting HD, which would kind of suck. And if you add that it won't play DVD out of the box either...

The list of ported games will probably be the dealmaker/breaker for me. Man, SNES+Genesis+Nes+Gamecube on the same system is freaking awesome.

I don't see what's so exciting about paying for games I already have.

I'm more interested in the new revolution games.

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Original post by shmoove You say that like it's a bad thing.

If I want to play Genesis games, I'll buy a freaking Genesis off ebay.

My living room is too small for a NES and a Turbograf-16 and a Genesis and a Super NES and a Nintendo 64 and a Gamecube and a Revolution.

shmoove

Well my desk is big enough for a computer, and I've found that's more than adequate.