:lolyoopoo said:Haha at Nintendo forums...
:lolyoopoo said:Haha at Nintendo forums...
yoopoo said:Haha at Nintendo forums...
I went and read some of the posts, and its quite sad really.Ponn01 said:I give nintendo fans kudos for being so persistent, but on the other hand they are a seriously naive lot. It reminds me of that south park episode with Chinpokemon. Say, believe and do anything nintendo says.
Damn, you make 32.41 posts per day. STOP IT!Amir0x said:Oh my good fuck, I guess here at GAF we don't have it half as bad in terms of damage control.
lol, when the Nintendo forums are worried, then you KNOW you got problems!yoopoo said:Haha at Nintendo forums...
yoopoo said:Damn, you make 32.41 posts per day. STOP IT!
cja said:To sum up this thread.
Nintendo are getting damned for not requiring a $1000 piece of hardware to get the best out of Revolution.
Nintendo are getting damned again for requiring a $50 piece of hardware to get the best out of Revolution.
If Revolution offered a photorealistic holographic image of a woman with a fake mouth giving the best head ever the only thing that we'd see on GAF is whiny Nintendo "fans" and joyous haters say that the girl was a brunette and not a blonde so... FUCK YOU NINTENDO!
yeah... in 640x480!huzkee said:But wasn't Iwata who said you'd be able to play Revolution with a computer monitor?
*confoozed and beweeldred*
cja said:Nintendo are getting damned for not requiring a $1000 piece of hardware to get the best out of Revolution.
rahxephon03x said:No HD is disapointing but I don't see it as much of a big deal as going with a cartrige on the N64.
Perrin Kaplan isn't confirmation on no HD? who do you want, Iwata? Miyamoto? Reggie?Drensch said:Isn't all of this drama a little premature?
I don't think we have confirmation of anything really, let alone lack of hdtv or ethernet jack. We just have a rough idea of the casing.
1. read to the end of the sentence please "to get the best out of Revolution".The Faceless Master said:1) a HDTV isn't *required*
2) dude, it's a fucking ETHERNET JACK!!!
if Nintendo didnt include a power cord, people would be defending it like "i already can get a power cord from rado shack!"
let's just go over this againcja said:1. read to the end of the sentence please "to get the best out of Revolution".
2. but its still only $50 for a superior wi-fi enabled router versus $1000 for a superior resolution TV. I agree in principle but still find the two examples in this thread contradictory.
GaimeGuy said:I find it rather sad. The N-Sider used to be a great community, before the boards were closed back in June 1999 (and stayed closed for the next ~5 years).
Now , well, it sucks.
cja said:1. read to the end of the sentence please "to get the best out of Revolution".
2. but its still only $50 for a superior wi-fi enabled router versus $1000 for a superior resolution TV. I agree in principle but still find the two examples in this thread contradictory.
sangreal said:But then I suppose you wouldn't have such gems as "Why can't polygons be round?"
sangreal said:It would probably help if it weren't made up of posters under the age of 12.
But then I suppose you wouldn't have such gems as "Why can't polygons be round?"
Chittagong said::lol :lol :lol :lol :lol
I can't believe I just read that. And LMAO at the guys going "I've been thinking about that too."
JMAN said:NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not educational stuff! It's summer; don't make me learn stuff! Ack, I just used a semi-colon! I hate school may it burn! (Burn baby, burn! Eruption!) Anyhoo, my mistake. I lose knowledge over summer cause I hate school.(Math is my best subject, I just didn't feel obligated to use my education)
Perrin Kaplan isn't confirmation on no HD? who do you want, Iwata? Miyamoto? Reggie?
Those stuck with SDTV or EDTV are going to see just lower resolution versions of the 720p games on 360 or PS3. An enormous amount of the power of the Xbox 360 and PS3 will not benefit standard TV owners. Microsoft and Sony are forcing you to buy a HDTV to get the most out of their hardware and increasingly higher resolutions at the expense of polygon count, frame-rate, particle effects, fill-rate et al.sangreal said:Sigh... a HDTV does NOT cost $1000. It doesn't have to be a damn 42" plasma to be an HDTV. I don't see how you can be opposed to the option of getting better visuals with a better TV. Noone is forcing you to buy an HDTV to enjoy 720p on a 360.
No, it isn't!The Faceless Master said:let's just go over this again
HDTV: Not Required
Wireless Router: Required
Many people already have wireless routers, if you had the choice would you rather have building full of wires or not. I'm not seeing how the analogy fails here.Ponn01 said:I already have a HDTV, alot of people do. Alot of people will be getting one and not just because of the Revolution. You want to use that HDtv though so if you have the option of watching a regular cable channel or an HD channel which one are you watching? Your analogy fails.
Monk said:What I want to know is why the fuck they said they are making the revolution compatible with monitors when you can only get 480i.
:lolsangreal said:It would probably help if it weren't made up of posters under the age of 12.
But then I suppose you wouldn't have such gems as "Why can't polygons be round?"
not if you get a better framerate at 480pcja said:TNo, it isn't!
For online play, yes, but if you have an SDTV and play online on an Xbox 360 or PS3 you're going to be at an unfair disadvantage anyway thanks to that lower resolution.
The Faceless Master said:Perrin Kaplan isn't confirmation on no HD? who do you want, Iwata? Miyamoto? Reggie?
What Ms. Kaplan meant was that it was going to be at least 2-3 times as powerful as the GameCube. Currently, you can't tell how powerful the Revolution is going to be, since the chips and everything are not done.Juice said:And Rev will be 2-3 times as powerful as GameCube.
1) According to Nintendo, games will be cheaper. Cheaper for the developer, and for the consumer. If HD support in games make such a big difference... so be it. I trust Nintendo, because Iwata himself is an excellent games creator and Nintendo is the best games developer in the world.koam said:I wonder what's more funny:
1) The people who are defending the lack of HD output.
2) The reaction of said people when they finally buy an HDTV.
Ruzbeh said:1) According to Nintendo, games will be cheaper. Cheaper for the developer, and for the consumer. If HD support in games make such a big difference... so be it. I trust Nintendo, because Iwata himself is an excellent games creator and Nintendo is the best games developer in the world.
2) I'm going to buy a TV for myself, sooner or later. Not sure wether or not it's going to be an HDTV, I want something affordable. I'm very skeptical about how the HDTV adoption rate. But If I were to get an HDTV, and the Revolution wouldn't support it, it would be a shame. Unless it would make games look so bad that it would be intolerable.
1) Nintendo says so. They know everything about cost and everything. How the fuck are they making so much goddamn money? And what do you mean, Nintendo is out to make money and doesn't care what their fans want? :lol They make money in the first place by giving fans what they want. Seriously. Since when is forcing people to buy a $50 dollar router such a fucking problem. That's the same kind of money you need for 1 year Xbox Live! And, oops, people buy it without bitching, but forcing people to buy something for the same price that will allow you to play online with Nintendo consoles forever = "Fuck Nintendo" ? Awesome! Don't get me started about that backwards compatibility stuff. You say you already have those games? Then play those games on their native systems! No one is forcing you to get the games all over again on the Rev. Damn.koam said:1) How is it cheaper for the developer? Developers will be creating games at 720p for the Xbox and PS3, if they want to port to the Rev, they will need to modify all their textures to look decent on 480i. I'm not doubting Nintendo skills as a game developer, i'm a long time fan, however, i'm not a sheep. They said "online" was just a fad and not everyone would be able to enjoy it and now they're promoting it as the second coming of Christ and are forcing people to buy wireless routers. They're charging me to download games that i've already bought and claiming that to be "backward compatible". The truth is, Nintendo is out there to make money and they don't care what their fans want. The lack of HD support means that users with HD get the shaft. Playing a game in 640x480i on a HDTV looks muddy. Let alone the fact that people with 16x9 and TVs over 40 inches will have to suffer with stretched and blown up images. If you doubt the difference HD makes, try switching your resolution on your monitor to 640x480 for a few minutes and you'll get an idea of how important it is.
2) By 2006, major stores will no longer carry standard televisions as the FCC regulations for HD as a standard will be in effect. If you buy a standard television now, it's a waste of money. You can buy a decent HD set at $500 or even less and prices are dropping fast. HD doesn't mean the TV has to be 16x9 and HUGE. Adoption rate now is almost 1/5th and the number is rapidly growing. HDTVs are selling more than standard TVs already. Were you skeptical about DVDs when you had a VHS? or CDs when tapes were the norm? HD is the next logical step and you can't avoid it. Lack of HD will not only affect the Revolution but in the future, if the next Nintendo consoles are backward compatible, your REV games will still be in 480i (or badly upscaled).
Ponn01 said:I give nintendo fans kudos for being so persistent, but on the other hand they are a seriously naive lot. It reminds me of that south park episode with Chinpokemon. Say, believe and do anything nintendo says.
The Faceless Master said:not if you get a better framerate at 480p
Ruzbeh said:1) Nintendo says so. They know everything about cost and everything.
Redbeard said::lol :lol :lol
Even assuming it's true and games will be cheaper to make on the Rev, it's not as if being cheaper to develop for actually helped the GC.
Besides, like Koam said, every developer will making their games in hi-def for the other platforms anyway.
Nintendo wanted to focus on small developers, too. The game industry is not growing anymore, kiddo.Redbeard said::lol :lol :lol
Even assuming it's true and games will be cheaper to make on the Rev, it's not as if being cheaper to develop for actually helped the GC.
Besides, like Koam said, every developer will making their games in hi-def for the other platforms anyway.
Ruzbeh said:Nintendo wanted to focus on small developers, too. The game industry is not growing anymore, kiddo.
NINTENDO SAVE US ALL!
Gahiggidy said:I have both. But WiFi is notorisly flakey.