As everyone is talking about the next gen consoles the revolution is rarely mentioned. Is it because Nintendo isn't aiming to be the "it" system? I really think that a lot of us who go back several generations of consoles have a quiet respect for Nintendo and what they've done for console gaming. Not to mention you can almost always guarantee that Nintendo will sacrifice flashy graphics, blood and gore to make fun games. IMO that is the biggest downfall of sony and M$. Lots of games lots of explosions but not tons o' fun.
I work for a filter company that creates filters (big surprise) for lots of things but our latest venture is for hydrogen fuel cells. There are a lot of ways to make hydrogen fuel cells but I am getting the impressiong that a lot of people believe that there is a tank of hydrogen sitting in your car and burning like a normal engine. The most common way these things work is by taking a thin piece of platinum and another metal and essentially what happens is hydrogen atoms are stripped out of the reacting materials and used to create electricity.
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As everyone is talking about the next gen consoles the revolution is rarely mentioned. Is it because Nintendo isn't aiming to be the "it" system? I really think that a lot of us who go back several generations of consoles have a quiet respect for Nintendo and what they've done for console gaming. Not to mention you can almost always guarantee that Nintendo will sacrifice flashy graphics, blood and gore to make fun games. IMO that is the biggest downfall of sony and M$. Lots of games lots of explosions but not tons o' fun.
I work for a filter company that creates filters (big surprise) for lots of things but our latest venture is for hydrogen fuel cells. There are a lot of ways to make hydrogen fuel cells but I am getting the impressiong that a lot of people believe that there is a tank of hydrogen sitting in your car and burning like a normal engine. The most common way these things work is by taking a thin piece of platinum and another metal and essentially what happens is hydrogen atoms are stripped out of the reacting materials and used to create electricity.