Some recent posts concerning pictures of Nintendo's next-gen console have turned out (big surprise?) to indeed be the work of photoshop. First posted by a fan on the newsgrounds message boards, when the poster claimed to have seen Nintendo's next-gen controller. The news was then picked up by Joystiq, but the submitter later confessed to some photoshop shenanigans.The next trickery came in the form of purported screenshots of a tech-demo, apparently being rendered on the Nintendo console, but this later has been confirmed as nothing more than images taken from a render gallery using Splutterfish Brazil rendering software.
With this most recent information debunked, there still remains no true public representation of Revolution's controller or indeed the visuals it can produce, beyond a modest demo shown at this year's E3. With information still sparse, it is hoped that Nintendo president, Satoru Iwata, will confirm more details about the machine at the forthcoming Tokyo Game Show this September.
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