NinTenDo DS ( December 2004 )

MetalFire · Post time 22-9-2004 06:19 PM

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NinTenDo DS .....

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Nintendo has now announced when the Nintendo DS will be released! The system will be released first in North America, then in Japan. The North American release date is November 21st, with the Japanese release date being December 2nd. As for the price? The Nintendo DS will cost $149.99 at launch. The Nintendo DS will come with PictoChat, software that lets you chat wirelessly with other Nintendo DS users. It should be a pretty exciting fall for Nintendo fans. Want more info on the release of the Nintendo DS? You can read more about it [here]. We'll keep you updated with the latest Nintendo DS news.

so far kite tak tau ape beshnye mender nih berbanding GBASP ngan PSP.so harap its better

[ Last edited by rhoyo on 7-10-2004 at 01:00 AM ]

Show all posts · Post time 23-9-2004 12:04 PM

Probably 2-3 months lepas launch kat US & Japan :hmm:

rhoyo · Post time 23-9-2004 01:04 PM

Kehebatan Nintendo DS ini adalah ..

Ia compatibality dengan Games GBA ... cuma single player sahaja...

Ia tidak boleh main game boy dan game boy color .....

cocklea · Post time 23-9-2004 03:08 PM

kalo ada rezeki, mungkin ku sambar kot DS nih, tapi tengok dulu. Nintendo nih bukan bleh caya sangat.

MetalFire · Post time 25-9-2004 03:05 PM

I think special game for this thing is not compatible for GBA instead.game die grafik cun gile kuut

rhoyo · Post time 7-10-2004 12:51 AM

Sekali lagi kepada Noobs...

Here are the story of NINTENDO DS.... :solute:

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Dual Screens: Two LCD screens offer one of the most groundbreaking game-play advances ever developed: experiencing a game from two perspectives at once. Imagine the possibilities. In a racing game, drivers might see their own vehicle's perspective on one screen and an overall track view on the other. In a role-playing game, the action could take place on the first screen while the second provides a reference for a player's tools inventory. Game play also could use both screens at once, offering a giant boss for heroes to defeat. In the future, games could be created allowing users to play games on one screen while text messaging other DS users on the other. Each 3-inch screen can reproduce a true 3-D view and is backlit to assure comfortable play in any lighting condition.

Touch Screen: The lower screen will offer something never before provided by any game device: PDA-like touch capabilities. Players no longer have to rely on just buttons to move characters or shift perspectives. They can navigate menus or access inventory items simply by touching the screen with stylus or fingertip. A software-based keyboard might even allow the screen to be used as an input center for games and messaging. The possibilities are limited only by developers' imaginations. The screen will have a tougher film cover for durability, and will come with a stylus.

Microphone: An available microphone port means that in the future, players might need only to tell their games what to do. DS software could identify everything from voice commands to hand-clapping. Players might be able to move their characters simply by telling them which way to go. The voice capabilities also could allow gamers to chat with one another over the Internet while playing.

Wireless: DS users will be able to connect with a local wireless network of up to 16 players. Nintendo's guaranteed range is 30 feet, but will extend far beyond that depending on circumstances. It assures high response rates required for real time game play, and will make use of both IEEE 802.11 and Nintendo's proprietary communication protocol, which provides low battery consumption. Players will be able to chat and play games without any connecting cords, completely untethered. The DS technology also provides for a wireless LAN connection, which could allow a theoretically infinite number of players to connect at a hot spot and compete at a central game hub on the Internet, even if they're thousands of miles apart.

Wireless Game Sharing: If software developers desire, multiple players can compete in wireless games, even if only one person has a game card inserted. Players could also test-play games for themselves as long as they stayed connected.

3-D: With the newly developed graphics engine, DS can reproduce impressive 3-D renderings that can surpass images displayed on the Nintendo