LOL nah, I just practiced and became a bit of an artist. xP

You're lucky :D

LOL yeah, alot people had that problem. I didn't, cause I keep them in a nice safe place. Where I know they'll be. And being an artist, I have to see small things. To do detail on drawings, and such. So small, doesn't affected me much.

I often cant find the cd's :/. But the games for gamecube are great.

I like the small look. They aren't big, so the won't break or crack easily. And I just like it. x3 And they don't take alot of room.

I have a gamecube and I like it to play. The cd's are so little thats a little bit stupid ...

You can still use GameCube controllers. xP
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v246/tombraiderjm/media.jpg

I think it's cool. It's something different. Like the PS3, it still has like the same looking controller. The Nintendo's controller does look a little hard to use, but I think it will be easy once you get the hang of it. But yeah, I think they are going to have third party games on the Revolution. And you will be able to use GameCube controllers in case some people aren't going to get the hang of the new controller. I'll post the picture up later.

yeah, it's remote control like I think, I read an article on it and it looks pretty fun, and the remote control thing can be tilted sideways to be a more conventional joypad.

However I feel that this is another step into nintendo's gimmick terroritory, don't get me wrong I loved the Gameboy DS, it's all good fun, but it's like Nintendo are trying harder and harder to try and keep one step ahead of Sony and Microsoft with these gimmicks rather than getting the thing that would make other people sit up and notice, more quality third party games.

http://www.1up.com/do/newsStory?cId=3143782

it IS a remote control ...
... altho its ambidextrous...
... so i guess it could be used either way with the joystick in the left or right ...
well ... it is revolutionary indeed...


... now whatever happened to the powerglove?