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Wiimote versus Revmote: more junk in the trunk
Destructoid made some adorable graphics comparing the prototype Revmote with the new, and improved, Wiimote. Most notable: those kicking new curves. Sure, there's a little more junk in the Wiimote's trunk, but that's sexy, right? Underneath that small amount of bulk, we've got new features like a speaker, dongle-grabbers (laugh it up), and some new button names. Alright, the button names probably don't add much bulk, but I think most of Joystiq would agree that the Wiimote we held at E3 was awfully comfortable. Who's gonna be the first one to make a new papercraft to go along with the new Wiimote? My old one has suddenly started to reek of obsolescence. [Via digg]
Rumor: Call of Duty joining the Revolution
A GotNext "spy pirate" has learned that Call of Duty will be making a stop on the Nintendo Revolution.If it's true that the unnamed next-gen iteration of the series will be "a launch or 'launch window' title," then CoD should be the first third-party FPS to use the Revmote.Exakt Entertainment will reportedly handle the Revolution edition for Nintendo, which would make sense as they ported Call of Duty: Finest Hour for the GameCube. Rumors of launch titles should be fallin' aplenty in the weeks leading up to E3, so keep your eyes and ears open, people. Also beware of premature April Fools' Day pranks. ("Spy pirate"?)[Thanks, Freddy Q; via 1UP]See also: Next Call of Duty leaked: Modern Warfare tackles terrorists Leaked: Call of Duty 2 for the Mac Call of Duty 2 multiplayer finally patched Joystiq hands-on: Call of Duty 2 (Xbox 360)
