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Nintendo introduced its prototype Revolution games console, the successor to the GameCube, at the E3 games expo in LA. It should be the size of several stacked DVD cases.

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Revolution is due out next year but few technical details are known. Nintendo did say it will play DVDs, have built-in wi-fi, an SD memory card slot, and 512Mb of flash memory. Microsoft and Sony have already unveiled their next-generation consoles.

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Nintendo has not decided on what colour the Revolution will be available in, but these prototypes show the hues that are being considered.

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Nintendo announced at E3 that there would be 60 new titles out this year for its GameCube console. It showed a trailer of the highly-anticipated Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess game.

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The Japanese games giant also announced its new "jeans pocket-sized" GameBoy Micro. Nintendo said it was the morphing of the GameBoy for the "fashion-conscious consumer."

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The gadget has been shown-off in various designs to make them more appealing to the fashionista. Nintendo currently dominates the handheld games market.