Mr. Satoru Iwata said:
"But, the advances in our technology will also relate to areas that have no direct bearing on gameplay."
"Our competitors have taken time to detail the power of their core processor and their on screen displays. Let me try to ?? the added benefit of our technical approach is the revolution."
"In the next generation the addition of the internet will be important to all consoles, and particularly important to Nintendo."
"The key here is not what you are playing, but how you are be playing. We expect that much like Nintendo's Electroplankton, Revolution will act to create entirely new genres to expand definition of video game."
"The machine is just a tool, the experience comes from the software.
So, let me conclude with one more hint: Those of you who consider the possibilities of combining embedded contents with an internet connection and wireless connection and our flash memory may begin to make educated guesses on what game experience we might be constructing."
Anyone with "educated guesses" here?
My guess: Leaving the big controller question mark out, do they try their hands on massive multi player games with many many self made content? A bit Animal Crossing style. Maybe Nintendo does it the way Microsoft would like to? Many games with "create it your way" scheme?
What would you do with a console connected to the internet, connected to your other wireless portables, an game disc with static content and 512MB flash memory for dynamic content? How would you attract "non-gamers"?
"But, the advances in our technology will also relate to areas that have no direct bearing on gameplay."
"Our competitors have taken time to detail the power of their core processor and their on screen displays. Let me try to ?? the added benefit of our technical approach is the revolution."
"In the next generation the addition of the internet will be important to all consoles, and particularly important to Nintendo."
"The key here is not what you are playing, but how you are be playing. We expect that much like Nintendo's Electroplankton, Revolution will act to create entirely new genres to expand definition of video game."
"The machine is just a tool, the experience comes from the software.
So, let me conclude with one more hint: Those of you who consider the possibilities of combining embedded contents with an internet connection and wireless connection and our flash memory may begin to make educated guesses on what game experience we might be constructing."
Anyone with "educated guesses" here?
My guess: Leaving the big controller question mark out, do they try their hands on massive multi player games with many many self made content? A bit Animal Crossing style. Maybe Nintendo does it the way Microsoft would like to? Many games with "create it your way" scheme?
What would you do with a console connected to the internet, connected to your other wireless portables, an game disc with static content and 512MB flash memory for dynamic content? How would you attract "non-gamers"?
