New Nintendo Revolution Images from GDC 2006

The new game console whose name is unofficially called Nintendo Revolution is currently on display in Nintendo’s booth at the Game Developers Conference. There were no units available for demo, but its presence is enough to increase the anticipation level, a notch or two.

Revolution Report’s Aaron Canaday can’t help but say: “shockingly small” and “very sleek and sexy”. The unit appears to be thicker than versions displayed at E3 2005 and Tokyo Game Show 2005. This is also the first time the backside of the console is shown, complete with A/V Out, Power, and two USB ports. The mysterious port that was seen in product drawings (see below) filed by Nintendo with the office of the European Union is nowhere to be found.

More than changes in the design, the absence of the word “Revolution” in the logo (or any part of the unit) just fuels up speculations that a new name is in place. That remains to be seen. Until we get the official word, just check out the photos.

The new game console whose name is unofficially called Nintendo Revolution is currently on display in Nintendo’s booth at the Game Developers Conference. There were no units available for demo, but its presence is enough to increase the anticipation level, a notch or two.

Revolution Report’s Aaron Canaday can’t help but say: “shockingly small” and “very sleek and sexy”. The unit appears to be thicker than versions displayed at E3 2005 and Tokyo Game Show 2005. This is also the first time the backside of the console is shown, complete with A/V Out, Power, and two USB ports. The mysterious port that was seen in product drawings (see below) filed by Nintendo with the office of the European Union is nowhere to be found.

More than changes in the design, the absence of the word “Revolution” in the logo (or any part of the unit) just fuels up speculations that a new name is in place. That remains to be seen. Until we get the official word, just check out the photos.