Well, the system is really popular with the casuals, I've noticed. Went to EB today and talked to a Junior in high school as we were playing each other in Madden.
He said:
"Man, I don't have to play this on the TV anymore, Xbox has NOTHIN' on this."
"It's gonna be a competition between this and PSP. The PSP has a touch screen too and folds in half AND looks like PS2 graphics."
He thought Pictochat was pretty cool as well.
Then I went to Gamestop to check out the scene there, and two kids were playing Metroid Prime Hunters. I finally got a go at it, and the mouselook-type controls really worked well. It's nice to see a variety of controls included in games.
At both places, the bottom screens were scratched to hell, but it turns out that it hadn't actually scratched the screen permanently- they were easily wiped away. I wonder how sturdy the touch screen really is..
And last thing- I got SM64 DS today, so I can wait and see what happens in the coming days... If not, I'll keep it. Even if the controls are shoddier, SM64 is always fun.
He said:
"Man, I don't have to play this on the TV anymore, Xbox has NOTHIN' on this."
"It's gonna be a competition between this and PSP. The PSP has a touch screen too and folds in half AND looks like PS2 graphics."
He thought Pictochat was pretty cool as well.
Then I went to Gamestop to check out the scene there, and two kids were playing Metroid Prime Hunters. I finally got a go at it, and the mouselook-type controls really worked well. It's nice to see a variety of controls included in games.
At both places, the bottom screens were scratched to hell, but it turns out that it hadn't actually scratched the screen permanently- they were easily wiped away. I wonder how sturdy the touch screen really is..
And last thing- I got SM64 DS today, so I can wait and see what happens in the coming days... If not, I'll keep it. Even if the controls are shoddier, SM64 is always fun.