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As Nintendo has stated before, the system will be online. In my eyes, the online system they have set up is the most revolutionary part of the system. While Sony and Microsoft are busy turning their systems into trojan horses for their other electronic devices, Nintendo is going to use the Revolution for direct communication with gamers. The only way I can describe it is as an internet service. Imagine turning it on and checking your mail on the system. You see previews and demos of DS and Revolution games that you can download. A magazine similar to Nintendo Power will be exclusive to the system, and you will be able to access it on the Revolution’s homepage. As you check you mail, you will also see various invitations from gamers on your buddy list who want to play you. There are so many other ways this is going to be used. Once the Revolution comes out, there will be no reason to hang out on message boards. Message boards as well as chat rooms will be available on the Revolution so that gamers can discuss and challenge each other all day. And the best thing is that the entire thing is totally free and easy to use. Why play Madden on Xbox Live when you’ll be able to play it for free on the Revolution with much better services?
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If this is true, I won't be abandoning GT. It'll still be awesome though. Here's a more direct link to the stuff this Aries guy says:
http://forums.n-sider.com/showpost.p...&postcount=712
It all sounds very cool. Although I don't understand how feeling the control will work great with racing games. I can't visualize that, we'll have to wait and see.
Now where were we...
*chains Canyarion to a bed and disappears for a moment*
*emerges wearing nothing but feathers and carrying a whip*
*a sharp howl of pain is heard and some red splotches are seen on a wall near the bed*