Check out the GameCube logo(You saw it here first)

Im not overly keen on the Gamecube logo, but thats just my preference but it is without a doubt the best design for a logo out of all the consoles from this generation. I do however prefer the colours and design of the PS2 logo.

I also didn\'t notice that inner C to begin with.

I also think this is the coolest logo ever. I like the 3D design and the illusion. Very nice. If it took you any more than 5 seconds to figure out that logo than something is wrong with you...(I\'m just saying this because I thought the inear "C" and the "G" were really noticeable)...

I already mentioned the controller changes!

http://194.47.16.181/forums/showthread.php?threadid=9314

Two Z-Triggers are probably the extra feature in my opinion.

Originally posted by Jumpman
Two Z-Triggers are probably the extra feature in my opinion.

The guys at IGN said that there are only 3 shoulder buttons so we\'ll just have to wait and see.

Reminds me of:



and



There is some technological connection between SGI and Nintendo, right?  Maybe that explains the cubosity.

You got that right Coredweller,
the N64 was actually a down-scaled Silicon "Indy" graphics workstation
And the "Flipper" in NGC is designed again by that
company ( damn I forgot the name ) who made N64\'s.
The guy who started that company was a former SGI
employee ( high position though if \'employee\' sounds
low to you ! )
BTW Rareware uses Maya ( Alias Wavefront )for it\'s games. It all started on hardware like SGI\'s.
Knotter

Originally posted by Knotter8
You got that right Coredweller,
the N64 was actually a down-scaled Silicon "Indy" graphics workstation
And the "Flipper" in NGC is designed again by that
company ( damn I forgot the name ) who made N64\'s.
The guy who started that company was a former SGI
employee ( high position though if \'employee\' sounds
low to you ! )
BTW Rareware uses Maya ( Alias Wavefront )for it\'s games. It all started on hardware like SGI\'s.
Knotter

I believe you are talking about MIPS and ArtX.  And yes, the founder of ArtX was a former MIPS employee.

The reason Nintendo moved away from the N64, however, was that SGI spun MIPS off as a separate division.

Look at SGI now... they are puny compared to the presence they used to command.

[nO-One]

Well Sgi and Nintendo aren\'t the only ones that use MIPS based processors.

A number of PDA\'s use low power MIPS procs (Casio Casseopea if I remember correctly).

And the PS.2 uses a MIPS.3 variant.