14
2005
That's a shame: according to online rumours, now confirmed by Nintendo
America, it looks as if what could be the most innovative of the
next-gen consoles is unlikely to support HDTV, making it the only
console to do so. Perrin Kaplan, vice-president of marketing and
corporate affairs has promised more details on the revolution 'soon'.
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I'm a representative from a new and exciting movement of videogame enthusiasts concerned about the direction that next-generation gaming is taking. As an admirer of your, site I felt that it would be polite to let you know of what I do and the movement I am witnessing. As you know, Nintendo has stated that they have no current plans to implement high-definition display support as a feature for the upcoming Nintendo Revolution. Many gamers like myself, are confused, upset, and a little let-down with this direction taken by Nintendo. http://1080up.org is a site where gamers can come together to voice their opinions regarding Nintendo's direction; and to receive information and updates on the Revolution's HD support status.
As a fellow member of the gaming media, I would ask for a little bit of help getting the word out about 1080up.org and about what we do. We seek to be a professional and strong voice in the gaming community. If you would like any further information, or if you would like to conduct an interview, please contact us. Linking to our site would be appreciated and encouraged.
Thank you for your time. I look forward to your continued coverage of Nintendo and their products.
Sincerely,
Tim Forbrook
http://1080up.org
email: Tforbrook@progressivesys.com