And Nintendo will have a new controller that bares a striking resemblance to a television remote control. The Revolution is now the Wii. If there's one console manufacturer that marches to the ...

We take Nintendo's innovative new peripheral for ... the right hand used the main Revolution remote control to behave just like a mouse on a personal computer. It was a very natural application ...

But Revolution remains a better fit ... enjoying the show and pushing for their turn at the remote. It was the first time since the original Nintendo Entertainment System came out in 1985 that ...

GameSpot editors finally got a chance to play with the Wii remote at E3. Find out what we think about Nintendo's new controller.

Though the Nintendo Revolution was partially unveiled at this ... The unit basically looks like a slim, ergonomic television remote that's about as long as your hand. As can be seen in the images ...

Joystiq reports that Club Nintendo of Japan is sending their members a Nintendo Revolution television remote controller as well as a calendar to mark the days until you can actually use the real ...

"I remember seeing these back when it was still known as the Nintendo Revolution!" he wrote. Montagna's memory was jarred in particular by noticing something interesting about the older Wii remote ...

"We thought about how everyone in the family uses the TV remote, but some people don't want to even touch the game controller," Nintendo President ... the new Revolution wireless controller ...

Looking more like a remote control ... entice new ones," said Nintendo president Satoru Iwata at a keynote speech this morning at the Tokyo Game Show. Code-named Revolution, the new console ...

WayForward game developer, James Montagna confirmed on Twitter that he remembers seeing the early Wii Remote and Nunchuck "back when it was still known as the Nintendo Revolution!" The bundle sold ...

But looking back, it hasn’t been entirely a comfortable ride, and the vision of Nintendo’s motion revolution is only now becoming a reality. The development of the Wii Remote itself was ...