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dicklaurent
Unconfirmed Member
Hahaha. Smooth filter uglyness is better looking than pixels? Nicely done! :lol
Oh what a trainwreck this thread is.
Oh what a trainwreck this thread is.
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radioheadrule83
Banned
http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ds/aspj/mov.html
http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ds/aspj/mov.html
http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ds/aspj/mov.html
If you watch that and don't want the game... I mourn for your soul
http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ds/aspj/mov.html
http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ds/aspj/mov.html
If you watch that and don't want the game... I mourn for your soul
Dragona Akehi
Retired
dicklaurent said:
Evidently an ugly filter applied to older sprite which get blown up to TV resolutions is better (or possibly equal to) than new, higher colour sprites that are made to look fantastic at their native resolutions since the screen is fixed. Let's not even touch frames of animation or background colour depth.
Princess Peach is still going to rock though.
DS outclasses all of the 32bit machines in terms of 3D performance, and everything but possibly Saturn in terms of 2D performance. It's also got more RAM than any of those machines and 3DM media alleviates most of the trditionally inherent problems with cartridges. We're already seeing 64MB DS games sold for $19.99 new (GuruGuru Naget) and the capacities are basically doubling every 6-8 months. By 2008 we'll probably see 1GB+ DS cards as the norm, this media is poised to exceed CD-ROM's capacity ceiling sooner or later.Neutron Night said:
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dicklaurent
Unconfirmed Member
Oh, most certainly. Got it pre-ordered.Dragona Akehi said:
worldrunover
Member
WHEN DID THIS HAPPEN
I never heard of this Peach game until right now. WHERE DID THE ROCK I WAS LIVING IN GO.
No, seriously. When was this announced?
I never heard of this Peach game until right now. WHERE DID THE ROCK I WAS LIVING IN GO.
No, seriously. When was this announced?
Panajev2001a
GAF's Pleasant Genius
Dragona Akehi said:
I rather play all 2D games on a console as those games were designed to be displayed on a TV set and not on PC monitors (nor 40-50'' HDTV's... I fear about NES games on such a panel
), but I like the option of having such filters in the case the image gets pixellated. In a PC emulator, say ZSNES, without any filter, the quality of the image is not the quality you get while playing the game on TV as it looks quite more pixellated.For SNES and NES games or Genesis/MegaDrive/etc..., even ported to newer consoles, I would reccomend keeping a 14-20'' TV in the house to play them as they were intended to and at the same time BITCHING at Capcom to finally draw sprite's with 640x480 resolution in mind... at least
.Shikamaru Ninja
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Well as far as 3D is concerned. Only Nintendo has really been creating games that look N64/Above N64 quality 3D. Super Mario 64DS, Mario Kart DS, New Super Mario Bros DS, Metroid Prime Hunters and Animal Crossing. As for the other DS games, I mean it is probably a mix of low-budget stuff and GBA engines being reused. Why is this happening? Well the developers making PSP games were for the most part making PS2 games, while most of the DS developers were previously making GBA games.
Quite a difference in the team sizes, experience, and engines being used.
Quite a difference in the team sizes, experience, and engines being used.
Pimpbaa
Slop Inspector
I think the game looks fantastic. I just hope it ain't overly easy (and hope it doesn't have an overly girly box :lol ). There is one pretty good reason why games like this should be made for DS instead of GBA. The GBA has absolutly shit sound! The GBA was ruined because of the lack of decent sound IMO.
..pakbeka..
Member
I think nintendo should use artwork like this for this game, and every other mario game from now on
Neutron Night
Banned
So Mario is in jail, and Peach has to save him? Ok.
And is that one layer of parallax? Let's hope not.
Ugly filter? :lol :lol Whatever. And with a resolution as low as what we're talking about here, color depth is hardly a huge deal.
Oh really? What's the biggest cart out now?
..pakbeka..
Member
Neutron Night said:
yes, those layers ruin the look of the game, as someone already said, pixel sprites for the win
Neutron Night said:
3DM actually has 256 Megabyte carts at this time. The largest DS game through about June was 64MB. No word on how big any of the releases in the last 5 months or so have been.
But the N64 maximum was 64MB, and there's a lot of 1st generation DS games that are that size.
Neutron Night
Banned
..pakbeka.. said:
No. When you can count the number of pixels on screen (or at least Rain Man can), you know there's a problem.
According to that poster, DS has been around long enough for the capacity to double at least once, even twice. So has it?
Neutron Night said:
Yes. Some of last year's releases:
Zoo Keeper (Ignition Entertainment/Success) = 8MB 3DM + 8KB EEPROM
Spider-Man 2 (Activision/Vicarious Visions) = 16MB 3DM + 0.5KB EEPROM
Super Mario 64 DS (Nintendo) = 16MB 3DM + 8KB EEPROM
Mr. Driller: Drill Spirits (Namco) = 16MB 3DM + 8KB EEPROM
Some more recent releases:
64MB 3DM + 8KB EEPROM
-Castlevania: Dawn of Sorrow (Konami)
-Jump Super Stars (Nintendo/Ganbarion)
-Kirby: Canvas Curse (Nintendo/HAL Laboratory)
-Meteos (Nintendo/Bandai/Q Entertainment)
-Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan (Nintendo/iNiS)
-Tennis no Ouji-Sama 2005: Crystal Drive (Konami)
-Yu-Gi-OH! Nightmare Troubadour (Konami)
64MB 3DM + 250KB EEPROM
-Guru Guru Nagetto (Success/BeeWorks)
-Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory (Ubisoft/Gameloft)
From 8 and 16mb to 64mb now. (so four to eight times) Of course there are still games with small cart sizes, but that's the choice of the developers.
Edit: Thanks to jarrod for the numbers.
I'd say Square Enix, Sonic Team and Clover Studio are all making great looking 3D titles also. Just as good as the best from EAD and NST actually.Shikamaru Ninja said:
The technology doubles, though at launch the largest DS card was 32MB. If a tiny, budget publisher like Ignition can afford to release a 64MB game with a 250KB EEPROM for just $19.99 though, I'd suspect larger card sizes are probably available right now.Neutron Night said:
