Pour ce premier article sur mon cher Blaug, j'ai suivi les paroles d'une personne qui a supposèment vu la revolution. Cette personne travaille pour une équipe de développement qu'on ne connait pas, histoire de garder l'anonymat. encore une fois, ne pas tout prendre pour du vrai et commencer a se toucher... bref....
mais celui-la a déja l'air plus crédible que les autres.
Selon ses dires, voici un croquis de quoi aurait l'air la manette.




- There are areas on the controller that have the ability to heat up or cool down. In the tech demo I saw, the duck caught on fire after a grenade explosion, and the controller heated up sharply (not to extreme heats, but enough to make it known to the player).

- There are areas on the controller that you can grip (ie, squeeze in) to perform actions. These areas also have force feedback of sorts, it can push back against your hand.

- The controllers don't use bluetooth to connect to the console, they connect to the Revolution's Wi-Fi. Apparently this cuts down on cost a little bit.

- The controller, whilst not straying far from the GameCube's design, has been given a visual upgrade, making it on the whole more sleek and supposedly more attractive to casual gamers. The Z-trigger has been moved under the controller, returning to more of a trigger then the GC's controller. There is now a left trigger as well. The buttons have been made to look less like candy, and the analogue stick has been made lower and wider.. It looks very cool. The C-Stick has been replaced, in it's place is kind of egonomic trackball, which you can control with your right finger much like a mouse. The way it was displayed in the video made it look very easy to use, but not having held the controller myself I can't really comment much further then that.
I guess you can see how this might make the emulation of the 64 a little harder. While the controller has the right number of buttons (I counted), it's going to take a while to get used to a new layout for classic games.


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