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I was expecting slightly higher specs, but as has been noted, these components have been highly optimised... As were the GameCube's components.

This hasn't really altered my stance on the Revolution.

We should be seeing games soon, E3 at the latest... so until then, we'll have to listen to a myriad of thoughts on whether or not the graphics matter, whether they'll be good, which is of course, very silly... (they're going to make us say 'wow', lol...), and what exactly is/are the final secret(s)?

http://www.gamespot.com/news/6145348.html

I wonder if the camera at XFEST and that link has anything to do with this game...

Once the Freehand on the Revolution becomes popular, it's going to be a very short amount of time before Sony and Microsoft begin to use similar technologies... IMO, at least. Nintendo might be saying that competition is not what they are aiming at, but I doubt Sony and Microsoft have discounted the hype surrounding the Revolution...

Man... If this game does have the Revmote features from that GCN article, I can't wait to play it with it.

Looking at that movie, near the start is the new instrument... If the microphone is within the Revmote, is it a possibility that blowing into the remote will be utilised?