Personally for me, I have yet to see anything that impresses me about the Revolution. As time goes on, it only seems to lower my expectations.
If the specs I saw are the real final specs, then they had better be selling that thing for $100, otherwise I'm going to feel like I got gipped on just the hardware alone. Yeah there will be good games, but who knows how long before a trully great one worth buying the system for.
As for playing old games, I can do that now. Hopefully the prices I was seeing for the ROMs on Nintendo's download service don't hold, as they were too pricey in my opinion. This is not a selling point at all for me as of now. It like iTunes, only much more expensive.
Nintendo has not impressed me at all with their online play either.
And then of course we have the controller, which does nothing for me. Sure its a new idea, but that doesn't immediately make it a good one. So far it looks a little gimmicky and will make anyone using it feel foolish, but it could end up being great.
Couple that with the fact that even Nintendo's first party titles have not been wowing me for some time (Mario Sunshine, Mario Kart Double Dash, Zelda Wind Waker, and then Metroid Prime 2), and I just don't get excited about the system.
I'm not saying that the 360 or PS3 is necessarily any better, as neither of them yet has what I'd call a killer app for their system (all the really good Xbox360 games are going to PC, unless they're racers, in which case, I'll wait for more polished versions of them), but I'd at least think about picking one of them up in the future.
