Shiggy Keeping Secrets

by Ludwig Kietzmann { Dec 2nd 2005 at 1:00PM }

It's no secret that Mr. Shigeru Miyamoto knows a lot more about the Revolution than you do. Until we've managed to capture and interrogate him (and that day is coming, we assure you), we'll just have to settle for paying extraordinary attention whenever he speaks in a public place, snatching up each and every word escaping from the Mario mastermind's mouth. It just so happens that the man was speaking at the Digital Interactive Entertainment Conference in Kyoto today and let slip a little secret about Nintendo's forthcoming console.

Well, it's more like a meta-secret, really. According to the guys at 4 Color Rebellion, Miyamoto ended his presentation by stating that there's a neat feature in the Revolution that nobody even suspects yet. Let the speculation begin! Will it be something amazing, like the Revolution being able to make scrumptious pancakes? Or something disappointing, like the Revolution only being able to make dull omelettes? Oh, please let it be pancakes.

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

radical_libre @ Feb 18th 2006 3:02PM

stereoscopic 3d.... .. ... I hope :(

http://www.gamespot.com/pages/forums/show_msgs.php?topic_id=24328400

andrew @ Feb 25th 2006 8:01PM

what!!!
no waffles???
:)

Nelson @ Feb 26th 2006 1:15PM

I hope they announce that Nintendo's Virtual Console games will be saved onto larger capacity DS carts for portable play. It would just make sense.

Michael Snively @ Feb 26th 2006 11:20PM

OH DEAR GOD! Downloading games onto blank DS cards would be the COOLEST THING EVER!!!!! I can't believe more people haven't thought about this! Aaaaaahhhh!!!

Saria @ Mar 7th 2006 10:55PM

OH YES!! Pancakes. =D!

Nintendo Wii Fan @ Aug 23rd 2006 11:54PM

did this site know about the name wii before they announced it?

Nintendo Wii Fan @ Aug 23rd 2006 11:55PM

I only say my last comment as you mention the name revolutions in the post...

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