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Nintendo Revolution to get touchy feely

Electronic Arts drops hints

By Nick Farrell

Mon Feb 27 2006, 06:57

THE NINTENDO Revolution might get itself a touch screen controller instead of old fashioned buttons.

According to hints being dropped by Electronic Arts spokesperson, Trudy Muller, the new Revolution controller has been seen by her company.

She said that it means that there are limitless new ideas possible for the generation of new games. EA developers are apparently inspired and excited by the new controller's features which include touch sensitivity, Muller said.

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