Fan-made mock-ups were on the money, it seems.
Whenever a major games company teases a new hardware release, it's common to see fan-made mock-ups appear which, despite the lack of any real inside knowledge, give us a glimpse of what could be possible.
This is a practice that goes all the way back to the early '90s when crude pencil sketches hinted at the unseen wonders of systems like the N64 and
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Whenever a major games company teases a new hardware release, it's common to see fan-made mock-ups appear which, despite the lack of any real inside knowledge, give us a glimpse of what could be possible.
This is a practice that goes all the way back to the early '90s when crude pencil sketches hinted at the unseen wonders of systems like the N64 and
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, but it was still in full swing in the middle of the last decade, right around the point that Nintendo officially unveiled the Revolution (which would, of course, become the Wii).Read the
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