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As stand up paddle boarders and surfers, the ocean is our playground and we need to act as its shepherds. We do our best to use environmentally responsible materials, conserve energy, recycle and try to minimize our impact on the environment and the oceans. We encourage our customers to do the same.
We pride ourselves on offering the best SUP boards and accessories for sale and offer great value and expert advice. We want to help you have more fun on the water! Our current product line offers the best Stand Up Paddleboards from beginner all the way to expert level. The best SUP surfboards, the fastest SUP race boards, and the easiest to use All round entry level SUP's. We make it easy for you to find the right board for you, whether stable, fast, inexpensive (but not cheap), or high performance, we can help and you can try before you buy at our shop! Enjoy browsing and shopping on our website, and let us know if there's any way we can help you find the perfect SUP gear for you. To see web customer reviews for our products, please click on the blue review tab on the left. Mahalo to our customers for voting Blue Planet as Hawaii's Best Stand Up Paddle Shop. Aloha!
Five years ago Jeff Chang and I wrote a report on the Zen Waterman blog on some of the fastest unlimited race SUP's at the time and discussed the differences between displacement hulls and planing hulls and which worked best for which conditions. While it is relatively easy to test the speed of a board in flat water, testing in open ocean and downwind conditions is much more difficult due to the many variables that can't be controlled. I made a video discussing two 14' boards: The 14'x 26" Blue Planet Dark Horse model which is a displacement board designed to excel in calm water and the 14' x 28" Blue Planet Bump Rider model, a planing hull designed to be an excellent downwind/ open ocean board.
For more in depth reading on this topic, please continue to read the original Zen Waterman blog down below (the post is from 2010, so the boards shown might be somewhat dated in the young sport of SUP but the concepts still apply).
The two boards in the video are the 14' x 26" Dark Horse model and the 14' x 28" Bump Rider model. The first is a displacement shape designed for flatwater and the second a plaining hull downwind board. People often want one board that is good for both and there are some boards on the market that are somewhat of a compromise between these two extremes. Shapes with a high volume, rounded nose and slightly more rocker than the Dark Horse, like our 14' Badaboom model, work well in rough, choppy conditions and can be great in moderate downwinders.
Road Bike vs. Mountain Bike analogy:
I like to compare displacement boards to road bikes- fast on smooth roads, and planing hulls to mountain bikes- best on rough terrain. Road bikes have thin, high pressure tires with minimum drag and are designed to be aerodynamic and fast on the road. Mountain bikes have wide, grippy tires, suspensions and are made to handle rough terrain. You could use a road bike in a mountain bike race and vice versa but it won't be the best equipment. There are hybrid bikes that are pretty fast on the road and pretty good off-road but they won't be the fastest equipment to use in either a road race or in a mountain bike race. A bike like that could be the fastest choice in a race that had varied conditions as is often the case in races.
What I'm saying is there is no one magic board that is fastest in all conditions, unfortunately. With all that said, the equipment usually plays a small role in race results compared technique and fitness levels of the competitors, which play a much bigger role in how quickly you will finish in a race. A board that is 1-2% faster can, however, make enough of a difference to finish ahead of a racer that is usually slightly faster than you. At the elite level a few seconds difference can be enough to win a race vs. coming in second or third and even in the middle of the pack nobody likes to be held back because they are not on the right equipment.
In the video below, I discuss my opinion on race board weights and the compromise of performance/ weight/ durability/ price that you will face when shopping for race boards.
Robert Stehlik
Resources for Oahu Stand Up Paddleboarders interested in downwinders and racing:
Link to the 2016 SUP Race Calendar:
Windguru Oahu wind forwcast page:
Weekly Training Group on Oahu meeting every Wednesday afternoon:
Below is a copy of the original post from the Zen Waterman blog written by Robert Stehlik and Jeff Chang in January 2010:
Planing vs. Displacement hulls- a SUP race board comparison written by Robert Stehlik (Blue Planet Surf) and Jeff Chang (Wet Feet) for Zen Waterman
When I first started paddling racing boards, the equipment was not as important as the technique and fitness level. I had a fast board, a 14' C4 Waterman Vortice XP and I kept going faster by practicing and improving my technique and endurance. While going on Hawaii Kai runs with Todd Bradley, Dave Parmenter and Greg Pavao, who were all riding the same board as me and going much faster, it made me realize that I had plenty of room to improve. It was me, not the board, that was slow. Getting a good, proven stock race board is a good way to get started in SUP racing. Most races have 12'6 or 14' stock divisions and you can be competitive in the class without getting caught up in the "arms race" in the unlimited division. The size and price of a stock board is also more manageable.
With that said, as I got better, I noticed that guys on longer, unlimited boards with rudders were going faster and at some point I realized that if I wanted to be one of the fastest racers, I also need to be on one of the fastest boards. Since then, I have been trying many different boards and designs in search of the fastest one and want to share some of the things I have learned.
My friend and training partner Jeff Chang and I had the chance to test and compare several SUP race boards. As Jeff and I train together regularly, switching back and forth with each other gives us a good indication of how fast we are going. Last week, we compared two new 12'6" stock race models that will be available as production boards next year and we can't report about yet.
|SUP race boards- Unlimited displacement vs. planing hull
This week, we had a chance to compare two unlimited class raceboards. We compared a Sandwich Isles Composites (SIC) custom Starboards prototype shaped by Mark Raaphorst, and a 17'6" Dennis Pang race board that Guy Pere, Kamaki Worthington, Aaron Napoleon and myself have all won races on. I wrote about this board before in the Coast Guard race recap.
|Dennis Pang (left) and SIC race board decks
The custom SIC/ Starboard board on the right is a planing hull with a flat bottom and sharp edges in the back and hard tucked under edges. It's quite wide and stable.
The Dennis Pang board is more of a displacement hull with a piercing bow and rounded rails in the nose and tail. The mid section has a slight double concave with soft tucked under edges. This board is only 25 1/8" wide with a flat area of 22 1/4".
We launched in Hawaii Kai and I took some pictures as Jeff passes me on the Dennis Pang board.
Doug Locke was on a 14' Naish Glide and Darin Kohara was on a SIC F-14.It was pretty windy and I was confident I would catch up to them on the SIC, but it was not as easy as I expected. The board felt like it was pushing water and I had a hard time catching the short, disorganized bumps. I paddled as hard as I could, but did not get closer to Doug and Jeff, who seemed to be having a blast connecting the bumps. To be fair, I have been riding displacement hulls for a while and have never ridden a planing hull over 14', so I had to get used to it. I know that some of the fastest guys are on this kind of board, so I made up my mind to figure out how to make this thing go. As we got further out, the bumps got bigger and more defined. I figured out that the board needed to go from bump to bump to maintain speed and that I needed to move my weight back quickly to pick up speed on a bump. I started getting used to the board and began to tap into some of its potential.
My understanding of the theory behind planing vs. displacement hulls is that a planing hull is slower at low speeds but once it starts to plane at higher speeds, it lifts out of the water and reduces the wetted surface, lowering friction and allowing higher top speeds. In comparison, a displacement hull uses a long waterline and smooth water entry and exit to allow for less drag at low speeds. You can get a displacement hull on a plane but the top speed is limited by water wrapping around the rounded edges versus the flat bottom and hard edges of a planing hull that allow a clean release, more lift, less drag, and higher top speed.
After getting half way to Black Point, Jeff and I switched boards and I got on the Dennis Pang board I was used to riding. The board felt very tippy coming off the stable SIC board and it took me a moment to adjust to it. When I finally got into the groove, I was catching every little bump with little effort. This board just feels slippery through the water; hard to put into words.
Jeff on the SIC catches a runner. Note how he moves the right foot back to lift the front of the board up.
Doug Locke is the master at catching and surfing bumps. He has tried many boards, too and really enjoys the 14' Naish Glide.
Jeff catching a swell coming into Waikiki
We finished at the Elk's club
Day two: We took the boards for another run the next day.
The SIC rudder system (ASS- Advanced Steering System) is comfortable and is easily controlled by the toes.
The wind was strong and the board was catching bumps without even paddling.
We had a big group of stand up and prone paddlers starting at the blinker buoy.
The second run on the SIC board went better. I was able to keep up with the fastest guys and I really started to feel the board's strengths, namely:
It's fast on the bumps and it maintains a high speed when connecting bumps.
Stable deck and thick rails, barely ever had water running over my feet.
Easy to control, especially when riding bumps and easier to ride swells at an angle or "down the line" at angles where the displacement hulls tend to roll and slow down. I figure this is a big advantage in the Molokai race where you are quartering the wind and swells for most of the race.
Jeff's truck with seven boards and paddlers ready to shuttle back to Hawaii Kai.
Board test day 3: On the third day we added a third board to the test: Jeff Chang's Bark board that he used in the Molokai race (the black one on the right)
Jeff's board is a displacement type hull, similar to the Dennis Pang board but at 26 1/2" wide is about 1 1/2" wider and more stable. It also has more rocker and cable rudder system that runs underneath the deck, like on the SIC. The Dennis Pang board has a fiberglass batten running down the deck that controls the rudder.
Jeff's BARK has a "knifey" piercing nose and tail with a double concave in the middle and rounded rails.
Launching in Hawaii Kai.
The crew at the blinker buoy.
The wind was light and the bumps were small, but it was great to get out on another beautiful day in Hawaii. This was the shortest day of the year and this picture made me realize how lucky we are to be paddling under rainbows when most people in the northern hemisphere are stuck indoors.
I rode Jeff's Bark the first half of the run and immediately felt comfortable on it. The board was predictable, fast, and fun to paddle. It felt lighter and more nimble than the 18' Bark board I own and paddled on in the Molokai race (see my previous post).
I am always impressed by how smooth the water entry and exit is on all the Bark boards I have tried. In flat water, the amount of turbulence created where the bow enters the water and the turbulence behind the tail is a direct indicator of how much friction the board has through the water. The less the water gets disturbed, the faster you go. Some boards slice through the water so smoothly that you don't feel like you are going fast- that's what you want. Joe Bark seems to have a special skill for making the water go under and around the board with minimal disturbance and drag. I have noticed that many of the shapers that make the fastest unlimited boards have been making and experimenting with racing boards (prone paddleboards and windsurf boards in particular) for many years and can draw from that experience to make the fastest hull shapes.
While a piercing bow with a "v" in the water entry area seems to be fastest in flat water, a flat bottom where the water enters gives more lift in the nose and is easier to control when riding the bumps. The wide flat water entry area of the SIC generates plenty of lift and is easy to control, but also feels like it is "pushing water" at lower speeds, while the Pang board is a compromise. When I switched to the Pang board, I had to get used to the tippyness again but once adjusted, I felt like the narrower board had less resistance through the water. The Pang board transitions from a piercing nose to a flat section where the water enters. This makes the bow "splashy" in flat water, not as smooth as the Bark, but also seems to make it easier to steer in bumps and it felt like I did not have to work as hard to catch and stay on the bumps. Out of all the boards I have tried so far, the Dennis Pang board is still my favorite for coastal runs and races, which is not to say that it would work well in the Molokai race (too tippy) or in a flat water race (water entry not as smooth). For those conditions I would probably choose the SIC board and the Bark, respectively.
That summarizes my input.
Here is what Jeff Chang (Wet Feet) has to say about the three boards:
Here are my impressions for the various performance aspects observations from paddling next to you. This is a good gauge because you are faster than me: Overall speed: In flat water is seems the Bark is fastest, Pang second and the SIC third. This is easiest to measure. In moderate winds it seems the Pang is fastest, the Bark second and the SIC third. For me the Pang is faster because is seems to miss less of the bumps, especially the smaller ones. It seems easiest to catch everything. It felt like the Bark and SIC missed more bumps and I could feel more often stalling on the backside of the bump and needing to wait for the next one. But also it seemed like once you caught a bump the Bark and SIC glided further. The SIC especially so if the bump was big. So overall if feels like the Pang catches more bump and maintains the speed better but I got longer rides with the Bark and SIC. I think a lot depends on the paddler too. For example, someone like SIC with a lot of strength might be able to make a board like his go faster (or Scott Gamble on his Bark) than I could and could close the speed gap between the three or even make his go faster than the others. Stability: SIC most stable, Bark second and Pang third. Although the Pang was not overly tipsy and was easy to recover on. During the HK run I don't fall atall using the Pang so the design is reasonably user friendly. But others have commented that at 25" wide the Pang is hard to balance on and if you cannot balance then you cannot put full paddle power into your stroke. Paddling Effort: Pang easiest, Bark medium, SIC most effort. Again you need to be able to balance on the board to be able to power it properly. Handling: The SIC board is very stable with a lot of volume and feels like a boat. I can see this being very good for Molokai where if you need to you could just cruise and not have to concentrate on balancing. The planing type back would also be good for turning the board to windward and trimming on a bump which is critical for the channel. I think a board like this would be my choice for the channel. The Bark is very stable and user friendly but a little more nimble than the SIC and is good all around since in goes fast in flat water. This is a good Oahu board and is good for the HK run since the start and end are in flat water and the board catches bumps well. It would also be my choice for a North Shore race. The double concave bottom and pronounced spine down the middle seems to give it a lot of drive and might explain the longer rides. I rode this board at the last Molokai and at times it would have been nice to have had a more stable board but then this board is light and easy to paddle so hard to say if I would have gone faster on a more stable board. Its always a tradeoff. I was very happy with my Molokai time on this board and felt good at the end so after all is said and done maybe a more stable board might have been more comfortable but also might have been slower. The Pang feels fast and slippery in the water. For me this board was the fastest and most fun to paddle because it seems to catch the most bumps and maintain speed although you don't get those really long rides where you feel like you are surfing. But in a race it seems catching all those little ones and maintaining speed is faster than those longer rides which happen less often. This might be explained by the more subtle concave bottom and flatter more neutral entry just behind the piercing nose. I think that is what gives it that controllable feel dropping into the bumps and ability to push into the next one. Thanks for reading, Aloha!
Since this post was written in January 2010, Jeff Chang had Dennis Pang shape him a copy of the board in this comparison and had it glassed very light with carbon. He installed a cable rudder system and has been winning many races with this board over the last few years. For pictures of his board and the rudder system, visit this Molokai training post.
I (Robert), have gotten used to riding planing hulls and now prefer to use them in downwind conditions. I have been using a 17'4" SIC Bullet or the 14' x 28" Blue Planet Bump Rider that I designed specifically for downwind races. No longer happy just using boards created by others, I started using computer aided design to shape race boards in 2011. This has allowed us to make incremental improvements to the shapes to make them faster and improve handling.
|Robert Stehlik on the 14' x 28" Bump Rider
|Race proven shapes: Greg Pavao and Robert Stehlik won their age division and came in 3rd overall two man team at the 2013 Molokai to Oahu Race on the 14' x 28" Blue Planet Bump Rider model. The planing hull design make it a fast and stable board in downwind conditions.
|Jeff Chang finishes the 2014 Molokai race on the latest version of the 14' x 28" Blue Planet Bump Rider. He not only finishes first in his age group but his time of 5:23 is also faster than all other paddlers over 50, including those on unlimited boards. Well done Jeff!
At Blue Planet we offer downwind coaching to those wanting to get into this exciting sport. After doing many coached downwind runs I have noticed that most beginners make the same common mistakes when first trying to catch bumps. For those coming from a flatwater background, where a strong, steady, powerful, longer, slower stroke works best, making the adjustment to the quick, short accelerating strokes needed to catch bumps and then stopping and resting while gliding is challenging to say the least. I'm hoping that sharing these tips will help more paddlers get into this super fun aspect of Stand Up Paddling.
These are the five most common mistakes I see when I coach paddlers on their first downwinder:
1) Paddling too much at a steady pace
2) Not paddling at the right time
3) Not using the paddle to brace
4) Not using the right board
5) Not standing in the right place
I made two videos (using the GoPro4 Session camera) where I talk in more depth about these mistakes and how to fix them while I'm doing a downwinder and demonstrating how I like do it. There is no right or wrong way to do it and there are differences in equipment and technique but I have learned a few things from doing hundreds of downwinders and from observing and talking to the fastest in the sport, so I am sharing what works for me. I hope you enjoy these two videos, the first one is the short version, the second is the extended version. Some of the best things about downwinders (as compared to SUP surfing) is that you are always moving with non stop action, catching tons of bumps along the way and getting a great workout. Also, we have the whole wide ocean to catch bumps so it never gets crowded and we always welcome newcomers to our weekly training group.
For more tips from other paddlers on this topic, also check out this thread on StandupZone.com.
See you on the water!
Aloha, Robert Stehlik
If you're interested in getting into the great sport of stand up paddle boarding (SUP) and have done a little research to help you with your decision process, you know how challenging it is to narrow your focus to the right board for you. With board lengths ranging from less than 7 feet to over 17 feet, board widths ranging from 25 inches to 40 inches, and the need to consider other variables like thickness, volume, shape, environmental conditions, fin setup, and so on, choosing the right SUP can be a daunting task.
The Blue Planet Surf team has put together a great playlist of videos to help those knowledge-hungry individuals make the right decision when choosing their first SUP. Please check out any of the following links to provide useful insight on taking that first step:
Short Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzomdQL4Ksc
Extended Version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySG--pmxD7I
Extended Version Part 1 - The Basics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ySG--pmxD7I
Extended Version Part 2 - The Dimensions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pMtjE0udX8
Extended Version Part 3 - The Shape: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wM7YQFmsMUE
How to choose your first demo/rental SUP: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PLl_2E5zRt4
So many boards to choose from...
Our shop manager Kevin Fung demonstrates how to professionally apply Rail Saver Pro clear protective rail tape. It's tricky to do this without trapping bubbles, we recommend watching this video before attempting your first installation:
Follow this link to find Railsaver Pro on our website:
Kevin shows how to find the widest point of the rail. Center the rail tape on the widest point, this is where it is the most likely to get damaged.
We recently made two videos that show our preferred methods for securing Stand Up Paddle boards or surfboards to your car easily using locking straps, the first one using two locking Kanu Lock locking straps with steel cables:
This second video shows how to strap and secure a single board to your car with a single 18' long Kanu Lock strap. This method will work for Stand Up Paddleboards (SUP's), surfboards, Kayaks and the like:
Click this link to see the Kanu Lock straps we offer at Blue Planet Surf:
At our shop we also sell the Dockslocks locking system which locks a Stand Up Paddleboard or surfboard through the leash plug on the board.
The SUPGrip handle on our Blue Planet SUP's can also be used to run a cable lock directly through the handle as shown in this photo and video:
This video shows some of the features of our Patented SUPGrip handle:
Watch this playlist for more helpful videos on how to strap and secure your Stand Up Paddleboard or Surf board quickly and safely to your car. Please note: Use the 30 second single strap method only if your roof racks are very secure on your vehicle. If in doubt or if you are traveling at high speeds or longer distances, always use two straps, one in the front and one in the back to secure your board. Safety first, always check your straps and buckles for damage.
Robert Stehlik
These are the dates of our upcoming free SUP Clinics held for Blue Planet customers at Ala Moana Beach park:
Note: Sign up closes at 8:15 am, please be on time or miss it.
For details, please go to this page:
Loading up the cars and trailer with over 40 demo boards:
Getting everything set up:
Let us do all the work, you can just show up and have fun- try as many boards as possible!
See you at the next SUP Clinic, please come by the shop to get a free Clinic Pass from our staff, no purchase necessary.


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Schwarzkopf Professional Mrs South Africa proudly presents our Top 25 Finalists for 2016.
Johannesburg, May 2016 – A star studded red carpet kicked off the Schwarzkopf Professional Mrs. South Africa CANSA Gala dinner held at Emperors Palace. While this annual event has earned an honourable reputation for raising copious amounts of money for the Cancer Association of South Africa each year, it is also always a glamorous affair and the perfect opportunity for guests to dust off their glass slippers and be treated to a delectable dinner while viewing a seamless stage production. Hosted by the beautiful Bonang Matheba, guests were entertained with music by The Muses as well as an incredible fashion show by Joseph Ribkoff.
It was an important occasion on the Schwarzkopf Professional Mrs. South Africa calendar too, as the top 100 semi-finalists, announced two months ago, pinnacled their journey of workshops, networking, judging and rehearsing when the announcement of the final top 25 was made at the dinner. Judges Zuraida Jardin, Joan Madibeng, Vusi Zwane and principal judge Cindy Nell Roberts admitted to this being the hardest round of judging thus far as all semi-finalists had displayed beauty, grace and dedication.
We are proud to announce that top 25 Schwarzkopf Professional Mrs. South Africa finalists are; Bright Ntuli-Kunene, Christy Haefele, Claire Gardiner, Corinne Durrheim-Cornelissen, Ephy Mathebula, Hlengiwe Twala, Lebitso Ramphore, Levinia Arran, Lilliana Lulli-Marucchi, Lungi Hlatshwayo, Margy Pretorius, Maritsa Gouws, Martina Schoen, Melony Naidoo, Olwethu Leshabane, Rebekah Krossynski, Rone Verster, Semone Skosan, Shadi Chauke, Shelley Loots, Simone Schroeter, Tamzin Vassanjee, Teneille White, Trice Mazwi, Trisha Poona.
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A Wave Bird-like controller adaptor has been confirmed.
"We have the new functionality of the Wave Bird controller and we have new ways that players will be able to interact with games," says Miyamoto. "But at the same time, we've retained all the functionality of the classic-style controller, so that people who are familiar with games and familiar with that style of game play are going to be able to have the types of experiences that they're expecting, on top of all of these new experiences that they've never imagined before."
Elsewhere in the interview, Miyamoto noted that because Revolution's development environment is so similar to GameCube's, developers already been designing next-generation games will have little trouble switching when Revolution kits arrive. Does that imply most companies don't have access to proper kits yet? Either way, Miyamoto believes because of this fact, Nintendo's poised for strong launch games.
The two websites also asked the designer for his thoughts on the Internet-famous Nintendo ON video involving a virtual reality headset that made the rounds and became the focus of a feature I wrote for 1UP earlier this year. Unfortunately, the video hasn't crossed his desk, but after hearing the concept, he didn't exactly write it off.
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Nicely said BeigePosted: Oct 07, 2005 12:00AM PST by Angriff_Brightblade
I agree 100%! And all you fan boys that down a system just because you like the others remember one thing. Every game system out today used Nintendo when it comes to design. They all incorporate what Nintendo come up with. Just look at the 4-way direction controller. Just because they arenâ??t a multi billion-dolor company that can buy there way into the market, doesnâ??t mean they are any less of a contender. I like games and I like Game systems. Buy whichever one will suite you best. But be thankful we have so many to choose from. For me I will be waiting on all 3 new systems to come out before I make my decision. But I'm really stating to like The idea of The Revolution!
dragon630Posted: Oct 06, 2005 12:00AM PST by dj_vo
I wish people wouldn't post on boards when they have no idea what they are talking about. ....i dont see how sony and xbox copied nintendo..... Are you kidding me? Who the hell do you think invented the D-Pad, Analog stick, shoulder buttons, rumble, etc? Yeah, every basic contol on the PS and XBOX controllers was invented by Nintendo. .....and (i might be wrong about this)but didnt playstation come out before the N64?so how could it have copied the anolog stick?.... You're not wrong, you just have no idea what the hell you are talking about. Yes the PS came out first and it did NOT have any analog controller. Then the 64 came out with one so Sony released a new controller with an analog stick. Hello. Get a clue man or quit posting. Also, for you people out there saying stuff like, "hardcore gamers wont like the revolution", or "at least we have the wavebird shell for hardcore gamers". Do you realize thats what the "hardcore" atari people said about the D-pad? They couldn't understand how you could play hardcore games without a large joystick. People need to realize this isnt a new controller for old games. Once this controller catches on there will be NEW GENRES!!!! Thats right you will have more choices than just ACTION/SHOOTER/RPG/SIM. I don't know what they will be but I would not have predicted some of the gameplay styles we have now back when I was playing with an atari joystick. I think the new rev controller will eventually be the choice of hardcore gamers because there will be games that can't be played on anything else. If you think about real 3-D games and the current control mechanism, the analog stick is really just a variation of the D-pad which was designed for 2-D. The rev controller is the first real controller for true 3-D. Think about that and then you start to realize the potential. Right now we are all controlling 3-D games with a modified 2-D controller. How hardcore is that? I think hardcore gamers should embrace new technology not fear it because its not what we expect. Nobody expected Goldeneye 007 or Super Mario 64 but they changed everything. I can't wait for whats coming on all the console but clearly the revolution is about exploring the future while the xbox and ps are about trying to perfect the past.
cost?Posted: Oct 06, 2005 12:00AM PST by SMT_Masochist
im betting this stuff is gonna be expensive. i hope the important add ons come with the system (remote, traditional controller, etc.) just think if you were gonna buy 4 for those party nights...hell, i dont care how much money you make. but......im not too excited for the other machines so i guess i'll wait and see till all our options are shown before i make the plunge!
ok well...Posted: Oct 06, 2005 12:00AM PST by NikoKun
well, at its core, all modern controller still have a hint of the NES/SNES controller style in them... I'm referring to the idea of the 2 handed controller with a D-pad on the left and buttons on the right, with shoulder buttons... ect... so yea, if you wanna go that deap, I think Sony and MS have copied it... although its just kind of standard these days, so not a big deal. ^_^ oh yea, Nightrues I mentioned Sega... They were a lot like Nintendo, in my eyes... it was a sad sad day when Sega left the ring... lol
NikokunPosted: Oct 06, 2005 12:00AM PST by dragon630
you said that everybody copys nintendo but i dont see how sony and xbox copied nintendo. the first xbox controller looked like a glorified dreamcast controller and (i might be wrong about this)but didnt playstation come out before the N64?so how could it have copied the anolog stick?and if it did come out first then it would be nintendo that copied sony with their joystick thing on the n64. just what i think
re: SlickATrickGamerPosted: Oct 05, 2005 12:00AM PST by NikoKun
I dont see how Nintendo messed anything up... sorry =P If Nintendo didn't do so well with the gamecube, its cause other systems out hyped it. Not because they 'messed up it'. Frankly... the only time Nintendo EVER messed up anything was the VirtualBoy... 'why can't they just stick to things that are not so 'revolutionary' yea... your smart... if nintendo did that, we wouldn't have analog sticks, rumble packs, or even the modern style most controllers use today. Nintendo makes revolutionary products... because if they didn't, the whole industry would would crumble from boring its consumers... Thus everyone loses... Introducing new things is what Nintendo does best, and its almost always copied by the other gaming giants. I don't really see any other existing company come up with anything 'revolutionary' anymore... Back when Sega was still in the hardware race, they had some good ideas... but now its just Nintendo. I could try to convince you that the Revolution is great... And IMO, it is great... but frankly, I dont care what you think about it... however, I do care that you at least understand that Nintendo is why we have gamming as it is today! You owe a lot to them! i suggest you read this: http://lostgarden.com/2005/09/nintendos-genre-innovation-strategy.html its a good article, much better information than i could give you. So just dont go blindly around bashing Nintendo.
Dammit NintendoPosted: Oct 05, 2005 12:00AM PST by SlickATrickGamer
Nintendo always tries to do all these "revolutionary" things but they always mess it up one way or another. just like the small discs for the gamecube. why can't they just stick to things that are not so "revolutionary".
This looks coolPosted: Oct 05, 2005 12:00AM PST by Evilpenguin556
This is for all you bitches who piss about the lack of analog sticks. I am so showing my nintendo-hating friends this.
nintendo's revolutionaryPosted: Oct 05, 2005 12:00AM PST by ra7
well this isnt a suprise nintendo is always having to take risks while other companies wait and copy...cough cough sony cough cough....well like the analog control sony did not make they never intended to put a joy stick on a controller but they saw it was successful on 64....i wouldnt be suprised if this makes rev the superior system.. well imagine youll be able to play ff games and control the characters weapons with ehe control....or in an nfl games playmaking will be so easy and baseball.... dont forget about the shooters man is it going to kick ass
RE: RE:problemanPosted: Oct 05, 2005 12:00AM PST by MysticStorm
To be honest, I don't see anything wrong with that image. If the controller is light as the president implies, then that should be fine. Lol i've been emphasizing the president's words so much: He will not leave the traditionalists behind. So to those who posted on the board when the controller was released: feeling stupid now huh?
RE:problemanPosted: Oct 05, 2005 12:00AM PST by loonatick
The controller goes inside the attachment its not that long see here http://cube.ign.com/articles/651/651559p1.html scroll to the bottom. It's only a mock up but its probably gonna look close to this considering nintendo calls the attachment a "shell".
N I N T E N D O - R E V O L U T I O NPosted: Oct 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by GameMessiah
I knew that freakin remote controller had and actual wavebird attachment because how in the hell are we going to play a traditional game on it like SSMB or something. I think it's a plus at what it can that Sony and Microsoft can't do. Soon Microsoft and Sony will be copying Nintendo for the millionth time.
Console Factionism == For Small MindsPosted: Oct 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by Beige
Every time I come to one of these things, it inevitibly degenerates into a bunch of people firing shots back and forth about why some particular console sucks compared to other consoles. How pointless. Especially when we're talking about the Revolution - something which is still undeniably in the conceptual phase. Let's keep it in perspective people. If you absolutely need to define your tribe or whatever by drawing a little chalkline around your particular platform of choice, well... bully for you. But I figure that gaming is about the games. Call me crazy. I haven't played a Revolution game yet, and neither have you. All the haters sit down, shut up. Nintendo deserves respect for attempting something so divergent, whether you instantly like their controller or instantly hate it. Sooner or later concepts like how many polygons a console can push will become moot, and nobody will care about the framerate of the PS9 or whatever. Throwing out opinions on which next-gen games will be better than other games is, essentially, talking out of your ass. I don't know whether Nintendo is crazy or not, but I'll say this : Slapping a ball around or swinging a sword with a 3-d thingamajig in the air sounds like hella fun to me. Without invention, games will just get stale and repetitive. I'e killed enough mutants now to be genuinely thirsty for innovation. With the addition of a wavebird-esque controller, Nintendo sounds like they have all their bases covered... respect for the hardcore establishment AND the new-gameplay maveriks. If you can find some fault in that kind of inclusive strategy, then you're nitpicking pointlessly just to agitate a fight, and therefore (IMO) have no right to serious credit in a gaming forum. Just my two cents.
*Boing*!Posted: Oct 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by Champloo
I've been looking forward to the Revolution the most of all the Next-Gen systems and rightfully so. I'm not knocking the other 2 systems, they'll both definately have their strengths and share of great games and I plan on eventually owning all 3 down the road. But the innovation, online play (finally!), and ultimate backwards compatibilty of the Revolution makes my pants tight...
I'd have to play it...Posted: Oct 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by Degu_Monsuta
I don't know, I'm still not sure how to feel about this whole "Revolution" thing, I'd have to play it to know how I feel because I really don't know...
Haha Nintendo's screwedPosted: Oct 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by metroidfreak
Trust me. I said that Nintendo would end up in 3rd with gamecube back in 2000, and I was right. Nintendo's fucked. Nothing else to say.
Another controllerPosted: Oct 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by Jordanaire
That's good that Nintendo insists on creating a more tradtional controller, but I'm definitely excited about this new Revolution controller, myself.
response to SolPosted: Oct 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by Mario's my Bitch
Not everyone is going to like Nintendo games I understand however I think the main reason you didn't like stuff like eyetoy and the virtual batting cages is because they suck. I mean they are just plain not the most responsive things in the world. This shitty namco arcade where you use a samurai sword comes to mind. Also you tired after awhile. I had all these fears when I first saw the revolution controller but after hearing people who played it I am convinced. They have said it is very sensitive and responsive and beyond any of these previous types of devices that plain sucked like the power glove and the u- force. In fact in the 1-up forum video on of the forum one of the guys said at first he waved his arms about alot while playing the metroid demo and his wrist and arms got tired but then the demo handler told him to sit down and rest his hand down on his lap and that he only needed to make slight movements and not move his arm like crazy. And sure enough it responded well and was actually very confortable because it was like we wasn't holding a controller it was that intuitive and sensitive. This really made me excited about trying it. And remenber by featuring the tradinational controller add on it makes so any type of game can still be played. I think some of your concerns are warranted Sol but I think you should at least still give it a chance before make final judgment. I know I will.
Play before you judgePosted: Oct 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by Mario's my Bitch
Most of you idiots that diss the Revolution don't even give a reason for why its gonna suck and you will never know if it will truly suck until you play it.
Give it a chancePosted: Oct 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by Mario's my Bitch
Everyone is entitled to their opinion but lets face it for dueshbags like breakfast the revolution could do everything short of sucking your dick and he would still not be satisfied because its only hip and cool to enjoy Microsoft and Sony products apparently in his retarded mindset. I am really excited about the Revolution unlike Gamecube the controller really opens the door for new types of gameplay that warrant a stab at playing it. I think for a ballzy idea like this its smart for them to add the traditional controller lets hope it comes out of the box. This system has massive potential more so then xbox and ps3 in my opinion. While 360 and Ps3 will have awesome graphics thats not exactly going to change completely change how we play games. This is the third generation of 3D consoles if someone doesn't think up something new other then more realistic graphics games will start to get stale. More people should give Nintendo credit whether it works out or not for trying to address this issue.
All bow before Miyamoto!!Posted: Oct 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by Eon_Blue_Apocalypse
Is this guy cool or what? He has such a passion for video games and makeing them awesome. You gotta love this guy. He's like a 12 year old kid and a mad genius. I had a physics teacher like him. I dropped his class but still showed up everyday after i dropped it. Much Respect to the Miyamoto man!
dont talk sh!t if you can't back it up...Posted: Oct 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by NikoKun
I see so many of you fanboys dissing the Revolution... with no other reason to explain your opinion, other than: you hate it, and because you 'say so', or just cause its not the console you like... Those that support it, have great reasons for doing so, as it is a great system. Some of you say stuff like '360 will kick its ass'... and to that I say, the 360 isn't even playing the same game as the Revolution... Its a whole different ball park... Nintendo isn't trying to compete with PS3 or 360... they're trying to reach new markets, and start a new type of gaming all together! If ANY competition is intended, at the very least Nintendo wants to be your 2nd console along with your other PS3 or 360... But Revolution is definantly worth being your first buy! It will certainly be mine!^_~ Its likely to be $200 so I don't see a problem with getting it, as opposed to getting 2 $400 systems...<_< Anyway, if your gonna post about 'how much it sucks' then at least back it up... and tell us exactly why you think it sucks... That way it can at least give us a chance to explain what you obviously can't see on your own. XP
RE: EnderOnePosted: Oct 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by oddy_sonsopandora
In response to "why even bother putting out an old-school controller," I simply say... "Because if you turn it sideways like the old NES controller, there's no reasonable X, Y, or C buttons to play Super Nintendo or N64 download games. WHICH, by the way, are rumored to (or at least some of them, anyhow) feature new, hi-quality graphics and possibly even Revolution-based sensor controls... You can play NES games just fine with only an A and B button, but SNES games (which are, in my opinion, equally as retro/old-school and nostalgic as the NES games.) require X and Y. Having a shell controller would alleviate these problems. Of course, at that rate as someone else has already stated, you could just use a GameCube controller, as the Revolution has ports for them as well. So, in closing... Who knows? All I know is that the instant they start taking pre-orders at Game Crazy, I'm plopping down whatever it takes for the biggest, freshest bundle. BEEATCH!
revo-whatPosted: Oct 04, 2005 12:00AM PST by kuroshi
Way to back out on a revolution. Do I get them both do I have to pay extra for a regular controller? Do developers make games for the controller or the remote? Maybe they have to map the game for both? Extra effort and money for the expected smallest customer base. I thought the 2 sku 360 was confusing.
Breakfast pills pt. 2Posted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by xbox360lover
Of course he plays video games, he's a ps3 fanboy!
breakfast pillsPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by objectivegameguy
I see you on the 360 boards talkin crap, now hating on the revolution. Do you even play video games? What a tool.
i'd buy 2 if i couldPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by Uninstall
before the controller was even announced i was excited about the Rev. since the controller was revealed i'm even more excited. but the idea of moving the controller around should have been done ages ago, i'm glad somebody finally came out with it but dissapointed we've had to wait so long. hopefully nintendo keeps up it's trend of innovation and after the Rev, Xbox360 and PS3 generation i would love to see some hologram games or something awsome along those lines. it's comming it's just a matter of how long
Dev kits....Posted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by perri
This is the one part of the Article I don't like. Nintendo has Dev Kits out there. They never said they didn't, they simply said that if developers were developing games for Gamecube, they could easily bring them to revolution. Of course this would be the case for any minor developer who may not have one. Remember, Square has known about the Revolution for a year, controller and all. 1up is a bit deceiving...especially when it comes to nintendo. Revolt.
sryPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by frozensnake
sorry about my last post. i gess i just got a little carried away
The Revolution Just Failed.Posted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by BreakfastPills
Because I said so. It probably won't launch until Holiday 2006.
whooooo whooooPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by frozensnake
all aboard the revolution train next stop the new genration
SweetPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by UnsungHero007
The Rev is going to be soooo sweet. Not only game I play regular games but I can play the new way too.
"Cry-babies can shut up now" DAMN SKIPPY!Posted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by ArtiZt
First off, most of us have known this deal already with the "shell" story from IGN and other websites. Second, some of you who were being babies and didn't want to listen when the Rev. was confirmed to be able to play conventional types of games AND games designed for the remote controller can truly shut your holes now. This news should make most people whining about the remote controller happy. If it doesn't, then you just have issues against Nintendo.
Nitendo needsPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by acehardware96
to hurry up and get some dev kits out there.
I think eveyone saw this comingPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by happily_Deranged
Given the Revolution's built in compatibility with GC this was all but a forgone conclusion. I mean most of the GC's game library would be rather awkward to play on the "wand" controller, if not impossible. As for that bit about the Revolution's developement kits I've been wondering about whether or not that Nintendo has sent out its completed development kits to third parties since E3. I must say Miyamoto's statement doesn't inspire much confidence, but suppose we'll just have to wait and see if Nintendo can deliver the goods by launch (when ever that maybe).
Good NewsPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by hylian_guardian
This is good to hear because who are used to traditional gaming can use a controller they are more comfortable with and those of us who are looking forward to the future of gaming can use the new controller.I myself intend to use both because i like the feel of the original controller but i also want to experience new gaming.I think this will help the sales alot too.Nintendo always comes through for their fans.Thank you Big N
Same ControllerPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by True-Gamer
I'm extremeley happy about the fact that player's like me who want to stay with what we have now, meaning a normal controller can. I like the innovation of a remote style controller, its just I seriously think I won't feel like I have COMPLETE control over the game, like I do now. Nintendo is making a very smart move letting us choose our style.
good to knowPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by NikoKun
lol, Now my only question will be... Will the include the wavebird like attachment WITH the Revolution... In box! Also, I'm just imagining... The way Nintendo likes to take things... They might be the company that one day, make immersive gameplay, like that seen in .hack//sign, become reality. (put on a headset, and you'll feel the world around you in game. lol) Although, Sony also might go that way one day... If that whole "brain beam" stuff wasn't just a hype ploy. lol
the BIG question isPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by killmeifucanfool
whether are not they will be separate packages of the revo with the type of controller u want in it. it hink thats unlikely because alot ofpeople are afraid of change and wont get the "real" controller package. im guessing they make it a stand alone unit along side more controllers and mem sticks.
Good news for carpal tunnel sufferers everywherePosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by Aerin
I'm aware that the new revolution controller can't completely be replaced with this upstart wavebird talk, but any confirmation of wavebird shaped controllers is good news to me-- I'm already limited in my xbox playing by the shape of that clunky controller...
Nah, Killer_Of_Cows, see...Posted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by DarkMirror_Link
A regular Wavebird wouldn't do the job. The point of making a "classic" controller attachment is so you can have the revolutionary control style of the Revolution in conjunction with "classic" controls. For example, in a game like Mario Kart, you'd simply turn the controller gently like a steering wheel and use L or R to drift, A to accelerate, B to brake, and X or Y to unleash items. The point of the "Wavebird" shell isn't to be able to play with classic controllers; it's to be able to play with classic controllers and the Revolution's pointer easily and simultaneously.
I wonder.....Posted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by Killer_of_Cows
I wonder if Nintendo will make us wait until TGS 2006 to see this controller..... :P I dont think it will be just like the Wavebird since I could just plug my Wavebird into one of the GC controller slots already on the console.... Now I must wait again. Yay.....
hmm, this is interesting..Posted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by EnderOne
...and when people say interesting, it can mean a slew of things. They might not have anything to say, or it's a way of disguising, "that's stupid", or they can literally mean interesting. I'm sure all of the above reactions were felt by various people in regards to the revolution controller ad-ons. I think it's stupid. Rev's new controller is an inovation, a good idea. If your gonna put add-ons to make it like all the other contollers, why even make the inovation? - just stay the same. I realize it's for the older games but, why would you want to play the older games when there's amazing new games coming out. Especially games that are going to play in a way never played before because of the NEW CONTROLLER!!! JEEZ!!!
this sounds good...Posted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by mynameisken12
hope that the big N makes good use out of the revolution. cuase i really want to get one. later
My question is...Posted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by JKLoogie
Whether Nintendo plans on making a separate traditional controller or if it really will be a cradle for the remote thingy. Personally I hope it's a cradle, less controllers to keep track of that way, so it's easier to keep things organized.
yesPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by Monsterball
yeah man this is good for the reomote of the wavebird in place
Cry babies can shut up nowPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by XtremeGmr4life
This will be a good thing for all the people who were whining about the new revolution controller. It will give all the people who are very afraid of change to stay in the nice little bubble and not look to the future. As for me I plan on being more involved with my video games 20yrs from now instead of using the same old analog controller. I gotta give props to the big N for taking a chance like this and tending to the people who welcome change and something new and fresh and the ones who are afraid of change kinda like old men over 50 (republicans mostly).
Re: Ease of DevelopmentPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by perri
I definitly agree, that will play a HUGE part of Nintendo's role in the next-Gen. I've got an entry about the PS3 apparently losing alot of support because it's so difficult to develop for on my blog, check it out. (btw, I didn't make that up, its all over the net apart from 1up, because 1up is kind of praising Sony this gen...) Revolt.
std. controller adaptationPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by boffiF20C
IGN had a rumor based pick of what this could look like(If indeed it's a cradle). At this point, what we really want to know about are the technical specifications. Microsoft has laid it out, we've got a good idea of what the PS3 will display, but I've heard nothing on the Revolution. I'm not intrested in making a judgement based on this data, but I've heard a lot of people say that this will be the weak machine of the bunch with no plausable evidence to back that statement up. I would like to know what the Revolution will be capable of graphically. Can anybody shed light on this?
Ease of DevelopmentPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by magikoopa86
Ease of Development is very important of course. And I'm not even upset about what that implies: specs infereior to that of the PS3 or Xbox 360. The controller is key, the key to fun, new games. I read the full interview, and I trust Nintendo. If the PS2, graphically inferior to the rest of the current-gen consoles can still churn out a game as beautiful as Okami, then there's no worries about the Revolution's graphical capabilities despite ease of development for creative developers.
At last, the old players will be happyPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by Jedimaster73
Nintendo finally confirm what many people want. An old-like controller which look more close to the Wavebird... but the funny thing is that there is a pic (most probably that is a fake one) which looks like what Miyamoto said this controller will be... Were we watching the final model without notice that??? I hope so, and you??
Wasn't this confirmed already?Posted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by perri
At TGS did Iwata not say that other attachments would be released such as a more conventional controller shell? I'm not sure, but I thought I knew all this before... Anyways about the ON video. Call me naive but I think Nintendo was in on it. I still do, really, even after all the interviews with the creator, I still think the video was created by them, and that he works for them. If you read the interveiw on Joystiq they ask him about it and after a series of lengthy answers all he says about the video is 'No.' seems kind of fishy, I don't think they have a headpiece at all, I just think it was a hype machine, which worked very well. Nintendo has become much more aggressive in its advertising lately so I just don't know. Stuupid internet and its uncertainties... Revolt.
Now I hope some people will be happierPosted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by TrancePlant82
And will stop whining about the new controler... Now you'll be able to use a traditional one... There... are you happy now? Good.
Nothing we didn't really know...Posted: Oct 03, 2005 12:00AM PST by metsruler2189
Still glad to hear confirmation. It does the heart good. I just can't wait till Screens of the new games this baby's gonna have pop up. Maybe the Rev development kits will have something special. Hmmmmmmm...


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