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Nintendo ON is FAKE.

But it was a prank on the part of Nintendo to make people expect something totally different than what'll actually happen tomorrow...

Just speculation........ :)

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Could be, but then they'd have to top what they made people speculate. If they can do that - that would be amazing.

Oh man it gets even worse and more scary by the moment: http://horoscopes.astrology.com/weeklybusa...=ast,scopes,lwb

Your Horoscope Ares

Don't be too hard on yourself early this week. The monotony of routine might bring you down, especially by Wednesday, but try not to let it have too much impact on your mental or physical health. Don't worry -- action is coming your way very soon. You'll need to think about your organization or industry as a whole on Thursday and Friday. Initiate new projects with the big picture in mind. Work worries might consume you over the weekend if you haven't confronted all your problems head-on this week, so be proactive.

Can anyone give me a link to the logo please?

-DannyGlass

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I threw this together. I couldn't find a decent resolution photo of the system from the front so it's pretty bad, but oh well.

Edit: Ugg. Worse than I thought. We'll see what happens tomorrow and if nothing is officially released I'll make one that doesn't look awful.

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I'll be here tomorrow ready for either a jig or a cry in my pillow stance, thankfully.

And the 360 thread got closed due to flaming.  :laugh:

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Oh man if this turns out being fake, this will go down as one of the worst fake hypes created by the internet itself.

Oh man if this turns out being fake, this will go down as one of the worst fake hypes created by the internet itself.

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i dont think so.. nintendo did hint at lots of stuff. i think the "right brain" part of it all sums it up. he was trying to hint at the video.

i am off to bed. I am even more hyped up of this than i was on the 16th.

I know this will happen. I know this will be big. and I can't wait. In my mind this is bigger than star-wars.

this is beyond a christmas gift. This is it.

Nintendo - Bring on the revolution! you can do it.

Well if the Nintendo-On was just an idea Nintendo came up with to see how the public reacted, then I think they have an answer. Probably the best piece of market research and for very little cost. They now have a year to get the machine out the factories and into the homes.

Personally I think they will be showing a hell of a lot more today and I can't wait.

At least it is something new, MS and Sony just turned up with a machine thats just a more powerful version of their previous incarnations. No real advance other than graphics.

Nintendo are THE games company that make things fun. They will put the fun back into gaming. :yes:

i'm just posting this because you guys seem to like thinking about this crazy ****...

i highly highly do NOT think that this is in any way Revolution....

but some guy at another forum i go to seems to either think it is, or he got it from somewhere that told him it was...

again i DO NOT think this is it....but here's the link:

http://sonix.sdv.fr:8080/ramgen/arte/track...03/immersion.rm

(for all i know this may be some old demo of something from years ago....i have no clue what this is...but since that guy seems to think its revolution i'm posting it....enjoy)

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