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RABicle · 04:35 AM

DS is not for shoddy ports of strategy rpgs! DS is the future! It's for new games. Starman at least wants to incorperate the touchscreen.

addressing RPG Maker's orignal ideas:
Smash Bros.
No.
I don't know why people keep suggesting Smash Bros games for the DS and or GBA, it won't work. Smash Bros, it's entire gameplay revolves around the "smash" that is, tapping the joystick quickly to execue jumps, sprinting and the smash attacks. Smash Bros is basically the first fighting game to be designed and work better with analog controls and taking those away would be a disaster.

Graphic Calculator
YES!
This would be great! I don't have my graphing calculator anymore, I think I gave it to my sister or something for her to finsih up school with but I find I need to use one every now and then. A Graphic Calculator app would be fantastic and a super way to get DS into more high schools which would be awesome. The screen would also kick the shit out of every calculator screen ever and the touch screen would be e far quicker and user firendly way to navigate around.

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RABicle · 08:54 AM

lol Acer.

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This means that classic Rare titles such as Perfect Dark, Jet Force Gemini, and Banjo-Kazooie (to name a few)

Do they even have any otehr licenses? What? Grabbed by the Ghoulies? Conker? Lol Rare are a joke.

Since the Virtual Console wouldn't make Perfect Dark playable, we're not missing out on anything.

Rare should just leave the DS alone, I don't want their copy cat filth on it.

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Yeah I thought about this while replying previously, but since the PSP can't even handle Uniracers properly, the DS definitely can't. It's one of those games which uses resources like nothing else. We're talking 5 fps in menus.

Unless they somehow dumb the version down, but it's bound to lose it's charm in the process.

It's not like they can't remake the game for the DS from the ground up. You say it like it's physcially impossible for teh game to run on DS despite the DS outstripping the SNES in terms of, oh, everything.
How it runs on PSP has no bearing.

There's nowhere I can't reach.