Nintendo Revolution
I thought 'Revolution' was a code name. But most numbers of voters (to be specific 77%) feel it should get a name change. Is it now a move on time for Revolution? Do you think Revolution's name should change? Not me.
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Retro asked this question on a poll which remained on the main page of onNintendo.com for some days. It seems, by looking at these weird questions, Retro personally felt that the name should not be changed. But an overwhelming percentage (77%) of voters believes that the 'Revolution' name should be changed while only a few percentages (13%) feel that it should not change its name.
Is Revolution a too long name to remember? Is it irrelevant to the market? I am clueless.
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