Un-official Dual Screen DS Specs

Dark_Lord Malik · May 1, 2004

i don`t care.i will buy the psp rather than this nintendo DS.

Elrinth · May 1, 2004

Seems interesting, I'm longing to see if any instant messaging will be used and how the touch screen works. =D

megabug7 · May 1, 2004

How many people actually know what it all means? Is there anyone that can give a comparitive breakdown with other systems.

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berlinka · May 1, 2004

Have I missed something? What form will the game have? Cart? Disc? I'm very curious. Also I wonder what the touch screen will be like! Personally I hate it when my nice clean screen gets all kinds of stains and finger prints on it. It could be that the DS screen gets extra vulnerable due to this.

Dyne · May 1, 2004

I really hope x and y buttons aswell. for exampl,e the new dragonball fighting is pretty cool but the fighting is too simplistic and annoying with having to press numerous button at the same time.

norberto · May 1, 2004

seems like it might be along the lines of PS1/N64 graphic power! which isnt that bad. they better add those buttons. I think the GBA would have been alot better with those 2 more buttons. especialy for fighting games and FPS games. some kind of minature dual analog sticks would be cool too for the DS.

Solo17 · May 1, 2004

Once people actually see the DS in action, I really thing it will blow them away.

Psp wont stand a chance, sony may be in big trouble.

Costello · May 2, 2004

Sorry to say that, but this is old news

there was already a few topics about that, but we didn't put them on the frontpage!

so you were right to post one new here.

Garageboy101 · May 2, 2004

HAHAHa he copy the exact same thing he knew that this was already posted close! hey vcostella 1000th Post here

sQa5r · May 2, 2004

Dose anybody know how many bit's it have?

Like the snes has 16bit
gba 32bit
ps1 32bit
n64 64bit... ect.

Myke · May 2, 2004

since gba is 32 I'm assuming 64?

Dragonlord · May 2, 2004

although this doesn't really help much. 64 is nice to hear about but from an assambler point of view not much 'usefull' unless a couple of conditions are satisfied... which usually is not.

Elrinth · May 2, 2004

to be honest, this piece of crap runs on less mhz than the GP32 runs.. and GP32 is OLD now.. GP32 runs originally on 133mhz but can be clocked to 166 mhz.
NDS runs on 100 mhz in totall.

GP32 has USB-port while NDS got somekind of IEEE802.11 protocol. one can only hope it is compatible with a computer somehow..
oh, and the ram in GP32 is 8mbyte while in NDS it's 4 mbyte.

i just read on gp32 dev'rs that the ARM9 runs on 67mhz standard but will run 133 when running from internal cache. (which says that the NDS will run on 133mhz mayhaps?)

tho the sound seems upgraded on NDS compared to the GP32, gp32 only have 4 channel mixing while NDS has 8, which is kinda great.

cache for instructions seems to have been upgraded on the processor to 32kbyte. which is great.=D

Oh, and you call the NDS a 32bit console. tho if you combine the 2 processors it'll become 64bit..

sQa5r · May 2, 2004

The only thing the gp32 is using 133mhz on, is decoding/palying divx... isen't it?!?

So I don't think it is fair to call NDS a "piece of crap", based on the cpu-core!

It's like compareing a PS2 cpu (isen't it about 400mhz?) to the cpu you got in your computer (about 2Ghz - 3Ghz)... do you know what I mean?

stonerhino83 · May 2, 2004

In case people are wondering here are some pics of the systems:

PSP System 1

PSP System 2?

PSP Media

And Finally,

Nintendo DS

Ok, so I couldn't find a pic of the DS, of course, but it was worth the laughs

khan · May 2, 2004

QUOTE(berlinka @ May 1 2004 said:
Have I missed something? What form will the game have? Cart? Disc? I'm very curious. Also I wonder what the touch screen will be like! Personally I hate it when my nice clean screen gets all kinds of stains and finger prints on it. It could be that the DS screen gets extra vulnerable due to this.

As for ur question about Cart/Disc, i have heard that it will again be cart but these new carts will hold 128MBytes also these carts will be alot cheaper and faster than those used for GBA.

I won't be surprised if nintendo DS will compatible with 256MBytes and 512MBytes carts etc.. in the future.

golgotha · May 3, 2004

ds? so.. I dont like this sense..

DragonStefan · May 3, 2004

First of all...nice to see that picture of the GBA DS golgotha! There more pictures I saw on the internet, on www.megagames.com you definitly have to look, it's only old news. Like this topic, there were more topics about the new upcoming GBA DS, so it's old yeah!

Indied Fussion, I also really want to know what all that information means. I can't make anything up about all the information. Some of the things are simple to understand, like this info:

LCD:

Display Size - 256 x 192 x RGB Dots x 2 Screens
Number of Colors Displayed - 262,144 Colors (R:G:B=6:6

Does the 262, 144 means that the GBA DS heave 256 bit colours, or am i wrong about that?

But general it looks pretty cool after all the info!! It's now only waiting!

Mugz · May 6, 2004

megabug7 · May 6, 2004

LOL @ Mugz - that artists impression is hilarious

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