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اولاً مع المطورين ..
Michel Ancel
Game Designer, Ubisoft
Creator of Rayman, BG&E and King Kong
I feel just like a child with a new toy, opening millions of new doors of possibilities. More than an improvement, this way of playing is creating a new dimension.
Lorne Lanning
President/Creative Director, Oddworld Inhabitants
An interesting innovation for the “small handed” segment of the market. Hopefully a larger version will be available for the larger hand endowed audience that is likely to be more carpal tunnel prone.
Chris Cross
Game Design Director, EA LA
I can’t wait to get one in my hands and try it out. Realistically for the first couple years most developers will be adapting their old games to fit this interface with only a couple really taking advantage of it. Give it a couple game cycles and we should see some interesting stuff at E3 '07. I haven’t been this excited since Sony put a second stick on their controller.
Cary Brisebois
Technical Director, Radical Entertainment
I think that it is going to start getting really hard to make games that rely on the old standard configuration of face buttons fit with this model. It was tricky enough with the one fewer button on the Gamecube controller. Cross platform games may not be the model for Revolution.
As Napoleon would say: “Yikes.”
Chris Mitchell
Game Designer, Radical Entertainment
A lot of incredibly addictive arcade games can be moved into the living room now. Go to any Japanese arcade and you'll see people playing fishing games, dog walking games etc, and they're fun largely because of the interface.
Des Hinkson
Senior Designer, Radical Entertainment
Revolution controller = casual gamer paradise.
Cliff Bleszinski
Lead Designer, Epic Games
I haven’t been able to hold or use it yet so I’ll refrain from any further judgment until I get hands on as that’s what really, truly matters – feel!
David Perry
President, Shiny Entertainment
After toying around with this Revolution remote control, and after fighting my grandparents off it, my prediction is that people will be looking to buy a "normal" controller to plug in.
So thanks Nintendo for trying. I actually respect the effort a lot!
People that know me, know I love big thinking and I LOVE innovation, but I still dream of the day when hardware manufactures stop trying to surprise game developers and actually invite a group of them to brainstorm on the hardware.
Tommy Tallarico
President, Tommy Tallarico Studios
Executive Producer/CEO, Video Games Live
I think this move by Nintendo will secure them the uniqueness they seek. The only way that a new console will succeed is if they have third party publisher support. My only concern is that developers and publishers may have a difficult time in developing software for a single platform (which this controller ultimately forces them to do).
ثانياً مع المحررين في المواقع والمجلات ..
Chris Melissinos
Chief Gaming Officer, Sun Microsystems
This is why I love Nintendo. Just when people think that innovation is dead and game design/implementation is becoming a barren wasteland, the House of Mario does something so off the wall that people stand up and take notice. What other game hardware company would have the guts to release a controller that looks like a TV remote? No one but Nintendo.
Matt Casamassina
Editor, IGN Gamecube
With the DS, I think Nintendo dipped its toe into the future of gaming. With Revolution, it's finally plunged headfirst into the waters. If the Revolution controller is ultimately as intuitively used as it looks to be, Nintendo may finally prove to consumers that the definition of next-generation games needn't be limited to prettier graphics alone.
Demian Linn
Reviews Editor, Electronic Gaming Monthly
The DS has attracted some good third-party exclusives, but Revolution titles will require a much bigger investment. I hear Nintendo will also offer a "sleeve" that you can slip the main controller into, which will allow for a more traditional button layout; that is absolutely necessary, and it better come in the box. I’m all for innovation, but there’s no need to reinvent the wheel, throw the baby out with the bathwater, or...well, I can’t think of another cliché that works here. Revolution owners are going to love their gyroscopic rhythm-action-fishing games or whatever, but that doesn’t mean they won’t want to play Splinter Cell again.
Dave Halverson
Editor-in-Chief, Play Magazine
This is the sort of window for innovation that could start a micro-industry all its own. In a market place so dictated by big brands and stodgy retailers that great games tank miserably on a regular basis, a true alternative that focuses on great gameplay over great hype is exactly what we need.
Tom Russo
Director of Games Editorial, G4 Media
If the motion-sensing functionality is as robust as Nintendo’s promotional video leads us to believe, this controller may become the pivot-point that swings gaming back into the collective conscience of the nation. Why is “Pac-Man” the first game that comes to mind to so many casual gamers? It might have something to do with the fact that in 1980, a simple, single stick was all that was needed to give a wide audience of players a unique, cutting-edge, gameplay experience.
David S J Hodgson
Freelancer (formerly of EMAP UK, Gamefan, Gamers Republic and incite)
I shall plug in a Sega fishing controller into my Dreamcast, and play Soul Calibur with it… this is the best way to experience an approximate aspect of the Revolution controller’s functionality outside of Nintendo’s inner sanctum.
واخيراً مع الحللين ..
David Cole
President, DFC Intelligence
Despite its reputation for being old school, Nintendo has quietly been one of the most innovative major game companies in recent years. The new Revolution controller definitely fits the innovative bill. My 13-year old son really got his interest aroused, he said “this is crazy, they are using a remote control to play games.” We will have to reserve full judgment until it is tested with actual games. However, the concern with something new like this is that it will appeal mainly to an enthusiast crowd and alienate the mass market who can be very reluctant to change their comfortable game playing habits.
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