New Revolution Pic, Or Hoax. YOU DECIDE

http://revolution.joystiq.com/entry/1234000223052708/

I Don't think so. Any thoughts about this'n?

As I said before, ugly and fake.

Could be the DVD attachment. But probably not.

What appears to be a seat stuck on top of the Revolution with a cropped image that doesn't reveal much? Sounds real to me.

Start asking for a dime for every Revolution hoax topic made =D

I can't even tell what that's meant to be >:/

How could that possibly be a DVD attachment o.o

It looks like some kind of cat-scan device.

fake

Yea, I have trouble beleiving that a real device. I can't see it being used for anything. The only thing I can predict that to be is a first party wireless router, which I HIGHLY doubt.

It's your home livingroom vaccuum attachment DUH

Considering the final Revolution size is going to be that of 3 stacked DVD cases, and that the DVD attachment is going to be a simple dongle... it's safe to say the following:

The Revolution will not convert into what appears to be a toilet seat as shown. This is pure idiocy, and whenever a "leak" comes out; the more vaguaries the more likely it is fake. "A part of the Revolution's interface". Ah yes, so the system Nintendo wants to keep running quietly, cooly, and affordably is going to have its own helmet to protect it from radiation? Mace Windu says: I DON'T THINK SO

This post has been edited by Nightwing on Aug 1 2005, 08:20 PM

http://nintendo-revolution.blogspot.com/20...d-to-be_01.html

proven fake.

As I've said before, I refuse to believe any Revolution "leaks" until Nintendo makes an announcement.

Considering DigiPen students don't really get to intern at Nintendo's hardware division, let alone be in some weird ass room like that... the whole story just gets more and more hokey.

EDIT: OMG worse than I thought:

Not only is NST not a 2nd party (it's an internal development house at Nintendo of America), DigiPen students don't just springboard to Nintendo. In fact the first graduates went to companies like EA and Activision. DigiPen only accepts about 300 students per year, it's a very hard school to get into, it's quite expensive, highly specialized and offers quite the extensive background in everything you need to know to make games. That's not "nintendo" games, that's just games. The guy that founded DigiPen is a Canadian dude that had nothing to do with Nintendo before starting the school, it was just the first of its kind in what later became a huge trend, video game degree programs and schools everywhere for an increasingly bustling market.

Maybe I should just say: duh.

Isn't it good enough that Nintendo said by the end of the year all your questions will be answered?!

This post has been edited by Nightwing on Aug 2 2005, 09:40 PM

It was so easy to tell it was photoshoped also...

I still say it looks like something you'd shampoo your carpets with.

Also the Nintendo logo is not engraved, looks like it was taken from the regular logo, turned grey, and plopped on.

Looks like a rangehood.