Well.. Yeah, A DualScreen PSP with touch screen would be nice XD
And I like this design :-\ Good idea about those led-buttons
(Though, they won't be used that much in games I think..)
But.. I would like a new DS which is faster, better graphic support, bigger screens..
And why don't they add a 'XMB'.. and make it a MultiMedia device?
Of course we have our FlashCards.. but it isn't build to play MP3s or videos.. so.
That's why a lot of PSP FanBoys say the DS sucks.. 'No music, video, internet, ..'
We say: Flashcards! And we HAVE a browser!.. but it's not the same..
Well.. Yeah, A DualScreen PSP with touch screen would be nice XD
And I like this design :-\ Good idea about those led-buttons
(Though, they won't be used that much in games I think..)
But.. I would like a new DS which is faster, better graphic support, bigger screens..
And why don't they add a 'XMB'.. and make it a MultiMedia device?
Of course we have our FlashCards.. but it isn't build to play MP3s or videos.. so.
That's why a lot of PSP FanBoys say the DS sucks.. 'No music, video, internet, ..'
We say: Flashcards! And we HAVE a browser!.. but it's not the same..
Gizmondo != Gizmodo.2 main things wrong with it.
1) The screens aren't the same size which kills the possibility of a 2 screen game. That means it will always be a map on the bottom.
2) When you close it, the buttons will be pushing against the top screen.
Ever heard of borders? For two-screen gameplay, one can render the sides as border bars, probably including some information (for example a health meter). I like the top-wide concept.
Umm why are the guys who created a handheld console drooling over nintendo ds? Basically they're pretending to forget their crappy gizmondo.
Lol imagine Ken Kutagari or whatever he's called saying on the PSP site his dreams of a perfect ds.
My thoughts exactly, except I was thinking something like the new Zune pad (haven't used it yet, but I've heard nothing but good things of it). The only problem of having a touch sensitive pad would be the fact that it would contradict with having a touchscreen, so one might think that extending the touchscreen to the whole bottom would be a good idea, but then there would need to be some sort of peripheral to emulate buttons and a directional pad. I've heard of a recent patent by someone to make a touchscreen that could rise up in certain regions,I'd prefer some kind of touch panel as directional input. a circular capacitive touchpad would be able to emulate joystick, d-pad and paddle/dial. Ideally, the bottom screen should have some multi-touch capabilities (and be more sensitive), although that is hard to do without losing the ability to use a stylus.
Stop making rectangular ergonomic nightmares.
Take a Gamecube controller, turn it into a single-screen clamshell, and to hell with innovation.
i heard somewhere that the ds was gonna be way slimmer but to do that they would have to get rid of the gba slot and the problem with that is that then you cant use opera because of the ram expansion and the only way around this would be to have more inbuilt ram
if all that iv'e heard is true (which is highly unlikely) then that means it may be possible to run gba roms through slot 1 via the extra built in ram so keep your fingers crossed.
Stop making rectangular ergonomic nightmares.
Take a Gamecube controller, turn it into a single-screen clamshell, and to hell with innovation.