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  1. Could the Revolution feature a Hard-Drive?

    http://cube.ign.com/articles/522/522559p1.html

    Rumors abound indicated that Nintendo could seperately be working on two systems and that ultimately, one would be chosen for retail. System 1, allegedly featured a 2.7 GHz Power PC G5 processor, 512 MBs of RAM and a 600 MHz graphics chip. System 2 allegedly featured dual 1.8 GHz Power PC G5 processors, 256 MBs of DDR Main memory RAM, 128 MBs of GDDR3 Video RAM and a 500 Mhz graphics chip. Both systems allegedly featured a built in 15 GB hard drive. As of this time, these rumors cannot be validated.

    15 GB hard drive? Hmmm... Could this mean online content for the Revolution? 15 GB is rather small though. Thoughts?

  2. Quote Originally Posted by gamevet
    15 GB is rather small though.
    Small for what? I have 8 gigs in my Xbox and never came close to making a dent in it before it was modded, so I'm not sure what you think they could need more than 15 gigs for.


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  3. Quote Originally Posted by gamevet
    15 GB hard drive? Hmmm... Could this mean online content for the Revolution? 15 GB is rather small though. Thoughts?
    15 gig small? Are you insane? You're not going to be installing games on it. I'm barely using the space on the xbox hard drive and I've got a dozen soundtracks, saves, and plenty of downloaded content.
    "I've watched while the maggots have defiled the earth. They have
    built their castles and had their wars. I cannot stand by idly any longer." - Otogi 2

  4. The fucking thing better have a hard drive. The Xbox has shown that this is viable for consoles. There's really no reason to not have it.

    Its interesting that these companies are all moving to common architecture rather than building their own. The Xbox2 will probably have very similar specs.

    But how are they gonna keep that shit cool? The G5 system is designed in seperate compartments that all regulate air flow tightly, and the 2.5ghz one that is coming out is liquid cooled. Putting all that shit in a tiny box seems odd.

  5. They're calling it the Revolution to disguise the fact that it's going to be huge, like you say a fat chick has a good personality.
    "I've watched while the maggots have defiled the earth. They have
    built their castles and had their wars. I cannot stand by idly any longer." - Otogi 2

  6. Quote Originally Posted by Kano on the Phone
    Small for what? I have 8 gigs in my Xbox and never came close to making a dent in it before it was modded, so I'm not sure what you think they could need more than 15 gigs for.

    I don't have an Xbox, so I was thinking it's hard drive was a little larger than 8 Gigs. My PC has 40 GB and it seems rather small. I only have about 6 GB left and I hardly have anything on it. 4 games (Halo, SWG, Vice City and KOTOR), hardly space consuming games, but I guess my download files are taking up more space than I thought. I know that when I bought the PC, half of that space was taken up by the installed programs, but 20 GB does'nt go far in that spectrum.

  7. Could it mean online? Sure.

    Will it? No.

    Sans an attachement to take kids allowances via the console, there is not going to be any online Nintendo.

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    lithium Guest
    no way is 15gigs small for legit purposes. Nintendo doesn't want to help you load your revolution up with emulators and roms...

  9. Quote Originally Posted by MVS
    Could it mean online? Sure.

    Will it? No.

    Sans an attachement to take kids allowances via the console, there is not going to be any online Nintendo.

    This news, while sad, is believable.

  10. It'll be online. Nintendo put Wi-Fi into the DS, so they obviously understand how important online gaming is finally. They just aren't doing it now because they know that the GameCube is a wash and they're smart enough not to waste any more money on a dead console.


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