i remember the SMW pack in, in fact i saw a second hand boxed one at cash converters in perth once, when i had no $$$ .. ah the memories
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Start listening to her needs, playa!
What She Wants
If you want to make her happy, just read between the lines-Nintendo DS will show you the way.
She says... "Two is always better than one."
DS Delivers Dual Screens. Get in on twice the action with two backlit color LCD screens that produce amazing 3d graphics.
She says... "I love a man with a soft, sensitive touch."
DS Delivers Touch-Screen Technology. Use the included stylus or even your finger to manipulate games in ways you never imagined. (Select games only.)
She says... "If you listen, I'll tell you what I like."
DS Delivers Voice-Recognition Capabilities. Talk to a game and have it do your bidding. It's possible with the built-in microphone. (Select games only.)
She says... "It doesn't matter if you're young or old."
DS Delivers Backward Compatibility. Play Nintendo DS games or your favorite Game Boy Advance games. Old school? New school? Your call.
She says... "I want to feel a connection even when we're apart."
DS Delivers Wireless Gaming. Kick the sorry butts of up to 16 people at a time with local wireless, and even more with WiFi ...no strings attached. (Select games only.)
She says... "Believe it or not, sometimes smaller is better!"
DS Delivers Compact Size. All these features are packed into a machine you can take anywhere, so you're always ready to get your game on... anytime, anyplace.
Nintendo DS
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neptunes said:They should have Demo kiosks up already.
neptunes said:They should have Demo kiosks up already.
seismologist said:man Im so stoked about the DS. As soon as I get my hands on this thing I wont be able to put it down*!
john2kx said:when is smaller better?
i mean, in terms of her metaphor, of course..
DrLazy said:That thing is not going to fit in my pocket, is it?
kpop100 said:That looks bigger than I expected
Guess he wasn't invited to the press conference days before that same week, where they were running games off UMD?On the topic of the PSP, Hamamura stated that software development is likely behind schedule, bringing up the fact that the PSP units revealed at the 2004 Tokyo Game Show still could not run games on UMD discs. He also pointed out "the possibility of a delay to March", bringing up the delay of a price or release date announcement as another minus.
kaching said:Guess he wasn't invited to the press conference days before that same week, where they were running games off UMD?
neptunes said:maybe...maybe not.
But the magazine is holding a contest so I think nintendo may have been involved.
http://ds.ign.com/articles/554/554124p1.htmlpuck1337 said:It'll sell out in Japan for the first while, but they'll need something amazing (and DS-native) to be released shortly after the new year if they want to maintain any momentum.
When folded, it's about the size of a regular GBA:DrLazy said:That thing is not going to fit in my pocket, is it?
TekunoRobby said:Tenguman is GAF hero of the day. Now if you can get a vertical comparison chat (along with GBA SP shots) you'll be remembered in legends.
The system boot is very simple but elegant: when players power on the system by pushing the power button down, the upper screen fades in with the Nintendo DS logo, with little faded "screens" eminating from the letter O in "Nintendo." The lower screen has a familiar Epileptic Seizure Warning, with a "Touch Screen to Continue". But you don't have to touch the screen...any button press will do.
Most of the games at the show immediately booted to the game that was plugged into the unit; only the units demoing PictoChat showed off the nifty menu system that allows players to name their system, set the date and time, input their birthday, and other options like set the system to download a file wirelessly from any source that can send a DS-compatible file. This will be used for multiplayer, single-cartridge games, but it can also be used for other features like receiving demos from kiosks...the possibilities are endless.