Nintendo Revolution controller

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The new Revolution controller sports a clean face that won't scare people away with a multitude of buttons.
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Take a look at the controller from six different angles. It has a transmitter on top and an expansion port on the bottom.
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You hold the controller like a remote, but you can wave it around to control the action on the screen.
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In addition to functioning as an analog stick, you can also use the analog controller expansion to defend your village from ninjas.
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The Revolution can have up to four different controllers connected at the same time.
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Nintendo president Satoru Iwata unveils the Revolution's new controller at the 2005 Tokyo Game Show.
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Nintendo president Satoru Iwata unveils the Revolution's new controller at the 2005 Tokyo Game Show.
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The new Revolution controller sports a clean face that won't scare people away with a multitude of buttons.

Click here to read Gamespot's full hands-on report.

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