Posts Tagged ‘iwata’

E3: Namedrops 2010! (Nintendo’s Chat Reactions)

June 15th, 2010 by Ian (DJI)

marblesI think I overheard Metroid Other M is coming August and Golden Sun is in November. 3DS? No idea. Everything else; that all next year so no need to go on all about that. You fun folks did. Let’s listen in to all the happy things you said. See Hilden? Positivity! Elders will smile upon the game community you’ve cultivated!

Naw man, seriously I think nobody knocked this conference. Good news. Oh and thanks for saying what you’re talking about. Because I’m still fumbling in the dark over here. Fumbling.

11:26 mormonrage: DK is a done deal. What would be rad is if they had Steve Wiebe introduce it
11:26 TeamFremont: If Wiebe is here, press conference of show.
11:26 antonhritz: DGR will go bananas…
11:27 mormonrage: hell yeah. Then Billy Mitchell crashes the stage and it gets all lucha libre
11:27 antonhritz: and by that i mean they will buy banana flavored tabacco for the huka

12:03 TeamFremont: philosophy ass kicking in 3 2 1
12:03 philhaymes-1: nice!
12:03 philhaymes-1: nintendo already won
12:04 rockhstrongo: you can feel the nerdgasms

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My Thoughts On ‘Thought Control’ and Video Games

August 20th, 2008 by PhilthBot69

Okay, rather than point to the link I’m just going to post the whole thing here. You can find the article at The Times Online

First came the joystick. Then came the motion-sensing Wii remote. Now get ready for another radical and rather unsettling leap in video games technology: thought control.

Satoru Iwata, the president and chief executive of Nintendo – which is expected to sell about 25million units of its successful Wii video games console this financial year – has no doubts about the next gaming boom. “As soon as we think something in our brain, it will appear within a video game,”he told The Times in an exclusive interview.

“You’ll probably need to wear some kind of hat or helmet or something.”As far-fetched as it sounds, Mr Iwata’s claim – which brings to mind the plot of Craig Thomas’s bestselling 1977 novel Firefox, about a mind-reading Soviet fighter aircraft – is already coming true: the world’s first thought-controlled game is expected to be launched by the Sydney company Emotiv by the end of this year.

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