VC on the ds ..wat do u guys think

The DS cant handle the SNESs screen resolution, I know, Ive tried.

Although, it can handle the NES.

The DS cant handle the SNESs screen resolution, I know, Ive tried.

Although, it can handle the NES.

-Sigil-

There is nothing stopping them from scaling down slightly. The GBA ports did this and tbh I didn't think it made things dramatically different. TBH the system link between the DS and Wii is so underusd it's almost criminal.

Look at the storage problems on the Wii. The DS doesn't even have a HDD.-Sphere-

maybe on the "DS 2"

[QUOTE="-Sphere-"]Look at the storage problems on the Wii. The DS doesn't even have a HDD.BrunoBRS

maybe on the "DS 2"

there are rumours of a ds2 being shown at E3 with added ram and a slimming down, keep it hush though >_>

That would be awesome, and a huge step forward for Nintendo.

I imagine an iTunes-like service, more user friendly and more detailed than the current Virtual Console, with a larger library of titles to choose from.

You'd plug your third-edition DS into your computer (or Wii, I guess, but ideally this should be a service for both), sync it like an iPod and be able to take all of your purchased games with you.

Keep the games cheap, keep the service easy, and a ton of people would use it. I know I would.

But.

It's so not Nintendo. This is the same reason companies like SquareEnix are releasing Chrono Trigger as full DS ports, because you can make a whole lot more money off $40 games versus $8 games. I just wish they'd get past that, embrace digital distribution and take larger numbers of cheap games sold instead of expensive cartridges.

Even right now there's no reason Nintendo couldn't release a slot-less DS with 2GB of onboard memory, since most DS games peak at ~60MB and you could easily copy them all to it if Nintendo had the foresight to do it.