Which consoles are you looking forward to the most?

Yeah, I\'m not too buzzed about any of them, especially since I have to pay for Revolution\'s catalog of old software, and because that software might be visually upgraded. I don\'t like when they do that...

But Revolution still excites me the most. I\'m anxious to see Nintendo online.

-Dan

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None, so far.

Just the one with the must have game i think is the must have game for me.

I already know the PS3 will be great and I\'m looking forward to that fine,

But at the moment I\'m looking forward to what the Revolution might do/be

If they have a REAL Mario game that goes back to Mushroom land or whatever it is and not a tropical island I will be happy

i might end up getting a psp instead of any console for a while

I wonder if Nintendo manages to interest people more with their "Revolutionary" idea.Despite that (unlike Sony and MS) they arent relying on power they seem very optimistic thanks to their "innovative" idea.Makes me curious to see what they are hiding under their sleeve

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None, i don\'t get "excited" over consoles or pc hardware. I\'ll just get whatever i feel  is worth getting at the time. So about 1 year after the new consoles release. I\'ll decide on what to get. I\'ll be updating my pc often still though.

[BizioEE]

PS3 !

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I see no point in gettnig excited yet. We haven\'t seen launch titles. Any excitement is pure speculation and hope.

Probably none of them as I am not that excited. I\'ll probably save up my money for a better pc. But if I do get one it will probably be Revolution.

[Paul2]

i didn\'t asked what console excites you the most.  i asked which one are you looking forward to the most.  There is a difference between the two I believe....

I\'m looking forward to seeing what nintendo will do this generation, PS3 and Xbox360 have pretty much revealed their goods already, nintendo still has something up it\'s sleeves......I hope.

I like that I\'ll be able to download any and all games from Nintendo\'s past.  The Revolution gets a thumbs up from me in that regard, but I\'m not entirely sold on it yet.  What\'s next generation about it?  What makes it a "revolution"?

Sony has shown they have more usb ports than you\'ll ever need.  WTH?  Where\'s the online service?  Where are the cool demonstrations of what PSP and PS3 can do together?  They haven\'t shown me anything that gets me remotely excited about next-gen.  

Microsoft has nearly sold me a Xbox 360.  I love that there is a free Xbox live service now, I\'m anxiously awaiting more information on that.  The Xbox Marketplace (the whole customization aspect of everything) sounds good, but I\'m waiting to see exactly how it all works out.  I\'d buy Project Gotham Racing 3 just to customize cars, buildings, billboards - the whole city from what I understand - and drive around in it.  I like the sound of it all, but, as I said, I need to see how it all works for myself before I\'m sold.

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WTF! YOUR  AVVY RULez!!!!!!!!ONE

Originally posted by Rikku
I like that I\'ll be able to download any and all games from Nintendo\'s past.

Careful. It\'ll only be Nintendo published titles and whatever software various other companies agree to make available.

It also won\'t be a free service.

Some of the games may be given graphical overhauls (a negative, in my opinion).

This is what we know so far.

If there is indeed any kind of subtance to the Revolution namesake, expect it to come from the controller which will be able to play games from NES on up, and possibly include some new gimmick. It may also come from some quirky new ideas for games which may surface in the first releases from Nintendo..

-Dan