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More Revolution Mysteries
"There's another secret," reveals Miyamoto. N-Fans pass out.
The emotional rollercoaster that is Nintendo's Revolution console is far from over. We haven't seen any games yet, and, apparently, the company hasn't even revealed all of the machine's secrets. Was the controller just the tip of an innovation iceberg?
Gaming blog site Kotaku attended Shigeru Miyamoto's presentation at the Digital Interactive Entertainment Conference at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto, Japan today, where Miyamoto mentioned there was another secret to Revolution, but he wouldn't elaborate. "That'll be for a later date," he said.
Nintendo fans are already in a furvor over what the famous designer could mean, but like typical Miyamoto, his intentional vagueness means he could be speaking about anything from an integrated online Wi-Fi service ala Xbox Live, a controller trick we haven't been made privy to, details about the Virtual Console download service, or, more likely, something else entirely.
In other words, no one knows what the heck he's talking about, but in one sentence, Miyamoto's given Nintendo followers something to make countless repetitive message board topics about for the next six months.
More Revolution Mysteries
"There's another secret," reveals Miyamoto. N-Fans pass out.
The emotional rollercoaster that is Nintendo's Revolution console is far from over. We haven't seen any games yet, and, apparently, the company hasn't even revealed all of the machine's secrets. Was the controller just the tip of an innovation iceberg?
Gaming blog site Kotaku attended Shigeru Miyamoto's presentation at the Digital Interactive Entertainment Conference at Ritsumeikan University in Kyoto, Japan today, where Miyamoto mentioned there was another secret to Revolution, but he wouldn't elaborate. "That'll be for a later date," he said.
Nintendo fans are already in a furvor over what the famous designer could mean, but like typical Miyamoto, his intentional vagueness means he could be speaking about anything from an integrated online Wi-Fi service ala Xbox Live, a controller trick we haven't been made privy to, details about the Virtual Console download service, or, more likely, something else entirely.
In other words, no one knows what the heck he's talking about, but in one sentence, Miyamoto's given Nintendo followers something to make countless repetitive message board topics about for the next six months.