Revolution Arcade?

[nmaster64]

Originally Posted by fischju

they better be like 1.99 for an n64 game and .99 for snes-nes games

Your crazy.

I'm expecting about $5 for an NES game, $10 for an SNES game, and $15 for a N64 game. Sure I'd like 'em cheaper, but I don't think that's unreasonable...

[Moofpi]

Originally Posted by nmaster64

Your crazy.

I'm expecting about $5 for an NES game, $10 for an SNES game, and $15 for a N64 game. Sure I'd like 'em cheaper, but I don't think that's unreasonable...

I seriously doubt that if Nintendo is offering you their entire library at arms reach they're not gonna go that high i'd say bout $5-$1 N64 and down then maybe $10
for a GC game. besides they are probably gonna have a download feature like when you download your cd's to your computer if you can download GC games.
cuz I mean they are gonna have GC placement and they might add a couple more slots to the finished model so maybe you can download your games. by the way can you play CD's on the Revo? and no has answered my other question yet, does the NumChuck Analog connection come with the Revolution or not?

[nmaster64]

Originally Posted by Moofpi

I seriously doubt that if Nintendo is offering you their entire library at arms reach they're not gonna go that high i'd say bout $5-$1 N64 and down then maybe $10 for a GC game.

Nintendo knows their back-catalog is worth something. Ever hear of the NES Classics series? $20 for an NES game. If you think your gonna get all the classics for a couple bucks, you definitly don't know Nintendo...

Originally Posted by Moofpi

besides they are probably gonna have a download feature like when you download your cd's to your computer if you can download GC games. cuz I mean they are gonna have GC placement and they might add a couple more slots to the finished model so maybe you can download your games.

WTF are you talking about? My head's going to explode I'm so confused...you do know A) You can't download GameCube games, B) GameCube games will still be sold like they are now, C) a computer will never be able to read GC discs (they spin backwards!), D) the Rev takes GC discs and E) there isn't a big hard drive in the Rev, certainly nothing that's going to be able to hold multiple GC or Rev games...

Originally Posted by Moofpi

by the way can you play CD's on the Revo? and no has answered my other question yet, does the NumChuck Analog connection come with the Revolution or not?

There is supposedly an attachment to play DVDs, so I'm sure that will allow CDs too. Whether it's built-in or not nobody knows.

Nintendo's official stance is that they are "considering" including the Nunchaku attachment. I'd personally put my money on yes, they will.


My head hurtz...

[ShadowMarth]

Don't expect to be able to buy GC games through the service. I'm pretty sure you won't be able to...

[Moofpi]

[quote=nmaster64]Nintendo knows their back-catalog is worth something. Ever hear of the NES Classics series? $20 for an NES game. If you think your gonna get all the classics for a couple bucks, you definitly don't know Nintendo...

I know Nintendo enough to know they aren't gonna make it super expensive (not all of us are rich/ have jobs/ have parents that will spend a dime on them) they are always the least expensive of everything GC same price as DS both the least expensive so I doubt they are gonna make it more than $10 for any game

WTF are you talking about? My head's going to explode I'm so confused...you do know A) You can't download GameCube games, B) GameCube games will still be sold like they are now, C) a computer will never be able to read GC discs (they spin backwards!), D) the Rev takes GC discs and E) there isn't a big hard drive in the Rev, certainly nothing that's going to be able to hold multiple GC or Rev games...

Fine I was just thinking. And I was talking about Music CD > Computer to GC CD > Revolution
but now I know that it can't do that now thanks alot

[nmaster64]

^ Fix your Quote tags ^


From what I'm getting, you think that after the Revolution launches that you'll be able to get Gamecube games for $10. Is that right?

If it is, my apologies, but I have to tell you that you are the most ignorant, retarted-ass monkey I've ever met in my life. And I mean that.

I'll just hope you answered no to my question...


Gamecube game prices will drop down to $30 at the least for new games, $10 maybe for super-old ones (you can get some old GC games now for $10 used...).

Oh, and I'm only gonna say this one more time: YOU CANNOT DOWNLOAD GAMECUBE GAMES ON THE REVOLUTION. The Revolution can play GC discs, use GC controllers, and GC memory cards. That's the end of it, period. Downloadable games include only NES, SNES, and N64 games at the moment, with the possibility of Sega systems like the Genesis joining in at some point.

I was talking about Music CD > Computer to GC CD > Revolution

Ok, I get ya now. No, it's impossible to burn anything onto a Gamecube disc, at least on any standard equipment. However, the Revolution should have no problem just reading the music CD, though I'm just not sure if you'll need the multimedia attachment for that or not...

[nmaster64]

Your still not going to burnin' any GC discs, but a recently discovered patent shows that Rev-to-PC capabilities may be in the works. Hopefully Nintendo will include some simple but cool features like streaming music over your games and such...

[Sepharite]

First off, why the hell would you want to play music off your revolution? That's pure lunacy! Unless, a conducting game is released. But remember, Revolution is capable with SD cards.

And if GC disks are unburnable, you could always use a DVD instead.

[Mario Famous]

Thats impossible

[ShadowMarth]

I laugh at your sig. Not only is it crazy, but...

Famous is an low estimant