skinnyrattler said:I just wanted to say: It looks nice. Good improvement over the earlier demos. I'll start to sway away from my assertion that the PSP will shit all over this, if they can keep the games looking clean and these screens and the improvement from a few months ago over the old demos suggest that the DS has some tricks up it's sleeve.
Lisa Lashes said:Not to mention longer battery life and a cheaper launch price which ultimately matter to the mass consumers.
skinnyrattler said:I know that matters but I got this hunch that the sheep will flock to the pretty graphics if Sony does it right and just says, 'Look!' *shows a few clips* and posts a sub $200 price point.
HAHAHAHAHAHAskinnyrattler said:a sub $200 price point.
Deg said:DS will cost about the same as PSP.
Matlock said:Virtual Boy launched at $179.
AniHawk said:Guy I spoke with said Nintendo's aiming for $149.99.
jarrod said:DS~ $179.99 USD
PSP~ $299.99 USD
jarrod said:DS~ $179.99 USD
PSP~ $299.99 USD
Lisa Lashes said:I say $149.99 and $249.99 respectively. I think Sony will come in cheaper than many people are predicting.
"You slowly come back to life in your spacecraft. It feels like you were unconscious only for seconds. Neverless you only have a vague idea of what has happenend. Frantic images loom in your mind without telling you anything you can decode by now. Slopped impressions of pain and humiliation cover your thoughts. Instinctively you look up to your console. Your board computer is still indicating a destination..."
AniHawk said:$250 sounds reasonable.
Goreomedy said:Another question to ask whenever you email, JasoN:
Will they take advantage of the 1 cart/multiple player feature? Or will they force us to buy two copies?
Lost Weekend said:I am betting on 149.95 for the NDS and 299.99 for the PSP. Let's see if my soothsaying holds up...
Marconelly said:Eyes pop-out thinking how much money Sony would be losing per unit sold if they go with $250 price tag. To think that Pocket PCs with a fragment of technology that goes into PSP - sell for almost twice as much...
I'd wager at $299 SCEA will actually be taking a slight loss... I think the huge screen is likely the most costly component, and that's not likely to drop in price as quickly as the chipset/casing.AniHawk said:Then how much do you think the PSP will cost?
It just NOW turned personal? You've been projecting onto me since the start of this and revealed your hand completely when you talked about me arriving at the "absolute worst conclusion". Generally, you're a little more objective than this.jarrod said:Don't sideswipe things by turning this into something personal.
Reggie seems to disagree...That will most likely turn out inaccurate, thank you.
Well, when one throws out reaching evaluations they shouldn't be surprised when they get challenged.
We already how off target your interpretations tend to go, really there's no need to illustrate further....kaching said:It just NOW turned personal? You've been projecting onto me since the start of this and revealed your hand completely when you talked about me arriving at the "absolute worst conclusion". Generally, you're a little more objective than this.
Uh... I don't get it? :/kaching said:Reggie seems to disagree...
kaching said:At this point, jarrod, I'm not surprised that you don't. Have a good evening.
Hi,
we can't reveal too much about hardware because of the NDA with Nintendo.
However, i can tell you some things.
Sound Quality of the DS can even surpass CD quality. Nanostray will use
our DSX soundengine. If you ever heard what we pulled out of the GBA
with Iridion2 you can imagine what is possible on the DS. Compared to
Iridion2 we doubled the mixingrate (from 21khz to 44khz), doubled the
resolution (from 8bit to 16bit) and doubled the soundchannels from 8 to 16.
The DS Graphics hardware is VERY clean. With correct programming you
don't have any graphical glitches. In comparison to a N64 game there is
a much higher framerate (N64 had usually 20-30 frames, Nanostray has
60fps). N64 games used to have very blurry images due to a couple of
hardware drawbacks. Nanostray has high resolution textures and an
absolut crisp look.
Best regards
Title:
Nanostray
Genre/Type:
3D-Shoot'em up
Hardware:
Nintendo DS
Game size:
10 levels
Features:
Wireless 2 Player Mode
WLAN Internet Highscore
Battery Backup
Publisher:
Majesco
release-date:
Q1/2005
cybamerc said:(eventhough oddly IQ was never an issue before PSP).
Milhouse31 said:DS is not THAT underpowered people, it's the PSP that is too powerful for its own good
I was thinking more in terms of PS1 and PS2.dark10x said:Handheld 2D games are generally small enough that there could not possibly BE any IQ problems to complain about.
cybamerc said:I was thinking more in terms of PS1 and PS2.
dark10x said:Why do you say that?
Nothing that kept you from those platforms. Fact of the matter is that this is the first time Sony fanboys have made a stink about IQ.dark10x said:...but it was an issue.