Ryan Heath

Uh oh, Mars is heating up too!! (http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200704/s1890339.htm) Guess, Bush and Cheney must be drilling for oil and driving SUV's on our Red Planet as well. I mean, there's no POSSIBLE chance that the Sun could have anything to do with climate change.

Forget realistic physics, bump-mapping and amazing shaders...next-Gen is all about the legible signs baby!! Thank you Sony, thank you Microsoft for hearing the cries of the eye-strained masses!! I have never been able to be fully immersed in a game because of the crappy signs. I now know that next gen high-res signs are the answer!!
Wii sux!!
Also, I want to thank Epic for bringing Gears of War with all those bright pretty colors. Next gen is definitely not made up of mud browns and rust. Zelda could have learned about next-gen bright colored goodness from Call of Duty 2, Gears of War, Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter, and Need for Speed Most Wanted...but NO, Nintendo had to use some drab colors!! Come on Nintendo, get with it!!

Only problem is that Nintendo owns the patents on the sanity system of gameplay. Here's the patent

WiiTF? Well, at least I'll have fun telling people my arms are tired because I played with my Wii all night.

The reason it doesn't work on the Japanese DS Lite is because you're pronouncing "blue" like a westerner.
In Japan, it's pronouned "brue".
Duh.

What about a Nintenduck game? And you could have the Aflac Duck as a pet. It'd be pretty annoying saying "aflac" in the mic to get him to come over though...

I sent the author of the article this email:

I have to disagree with your article. The Revolution controller is way beyond a gyroscopic sensor. It senses everything on a 3-d plane. It senses moving the controller closer and farther from the tv, something this gyro controller cannot do. It is also a pointing device where the controller will sense everything on an X and Y axis, once again something this gyroscopic controller will not do.. Nintendo has been doing the gyroscopic based games for years (with examples like WarioWare Twisted, Kirby Tilt and Tumble, and Yoshi Topsy Turvy).
I give props to the student for the working design, but he merely improved on a concept already created by Nintendo.