Nintendo Revolution X (LAGAD)

The Nintendo Revolution X is a 8th generation home video game console released by Nintendo. Released in November 2013 worldwide, it is Nintendo's sixth major home game console, following the Nintendo Revolution.
The development of the Nintendo Revolution X began around 2010 and wanted Nintendo to focus on graphics, power, and various other factors to make the "ultimate gaming system". The controllers used are the RevoX Remote, a wireless controller with motion sensing and traditional control like the Revo Remote, the Revo Wireless Pro, a wireless video game control similar to its' rivals the Playstation 4 and Xbox 720, and the GamePad, a game pad that can act as a second screen. The console greatly expanded on the Revolution's internet connectivity features and supports wireless connectivity with the 3Duo for certain games. All models of the Revolution are backwards compatible with the Dreamcast and Revolution, and can play DVDs and Blu Rays, a first for a Nintendo console. Two models were made later in the Revolution X's lifecycle: a model with upgraded power and 4K compatibility, and a budget model that only relies on digital downloads.
Nintendo Revolution X was extremely popular at launch, even more so than the Revolution, causing the system to be in short supply in many markets. A bundled game, Nintendo Sports X is considered the go to game, and many flagship games were made.
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